Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . MAP Indians along tho line I have indicated in this Mexico sculptured images of serpents are found aslarge, and as carefully wrought, as those of India. *These should be most carefully scrutinized for evidencesof a hood or lingam. The hieroglyphics of CentralAmerica and Yucatan should also be carefully searched. * The Encyclopedia Approach to Flint Ridge From the West, Old National Road. (.%) FLINT RIDGE. BY V;iLLIAM C. MILLS. INTRODUCTORY NOTE. The explorations and studies recorded in this paperon FHnt Ridge were undertaken fo
Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . MAP Indians along tho line I have indicated in this Mexico sculptured images of serpents are found aslarge, and as carefully wrought, as those of India. *These should be most carefully scrutinized for evidencesof a hood or lingam. The hieroglyphics of CentralAmerica and Yucatan should also be carefully searched. * The Encyclopedia Approach to Flint Ridge From the West, Old National Road. (.%) FLINT RIDGE. BY V;iLLIAM C. MILLS. INTRODUCTORY NOTE. The explorations and studies recorded in this paperon FHnt Ridge were undertaken for the purpose of se-curing for exhibition in the State Museum a completecollection of the various kinds of flint found at FlintRidge as Avell as the implements used in quarrying theflint from its natural bed. A preliminary examinationof Flint Ridge beginning at its western edge in HopewellTownship, Licking County, Ohio, extending eastwardand ending in western Muskingum County, a distance ofpractically eight miles, made it apparent that a moreextended and systematic study of the quarrying, manu-facture, and distribution of flint objects was necessaryto enable one to cope with the many complex problemsarising from a study of the art of shaping the rawmaterial into artificial forms to meet the varied needs ofa primitive people. As the search for specimens of flint and the imple-ments used in
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