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[Illustration: Fig. 11. _A_, Mound A prior to excavation, view
looking southwest; _B_, Mound C prior to excavation, view looking
northeast. Mounds B and D were of approximately the same size and
shape as Mound C.]
[Illustration: Fig. 12. _A_, Burial No. 1, Mound A, looking
northwest; _B_ and _C_, pottery vessels of type Ripley Engraved,
associated with Burial No. 1.]
[Illustration: Fig. 13. _A_ and _B_, sherds of type Bollard Brushed;
_C-G_, sherds of type Pease Brushed-Incised; _H_, sherd of Coles
Creek Incised or Chase Incised (?); _I_, sherd of Beldeau Incised
(?). Profile exteriors are to the left.]
[Illustration: Fig. 14. _A_ and _B_, brushed rimsherds; _C_ and _D_,
brushed body sherds; _E_, sherd of type Crockett Curvilinear Incised
(exterior of profile to the left); _F_, sherd of type Maydelle
Incised (?); _G_, incised body sherd; _H_ and _I_, punctated sherds;
_J_, appliquéd sherd; _K-M_, sherds of type Ripley Engraved; _N-P_,
sherds of type Taylor Engraved; _Q_, perforated disc made from
sherd; _R_, fragment of appendage from pipe or effigy vessel.]
[Illustration: Fig. 15. Projectile points. _A-D_, Gary dart points;
_E_, Ellis dart point; _F_, Wells dart point; _G_, rectangular stem
dart point; _H_, Trinity (?) dart point; _I_, Palmillas dart point;
_J-M_, Unidentified contracting stem dart points; _N_, San Patrice
dart point; _O-R_, Perdiz arrow points (specimen _O_ was associated
with Burial No. 1); _S_ and _T_, expanding stem arrow points.]
[Illustration: Fig. 16. Stone artifacts. _A-D_, worked nodules; _E_
and _F_, bifacial blades; _G_, drill; _H_ and _I_, grooved stones;
_J_, mano; _K_, pitted stone.]