Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . c tn •E rj -ao U c t . is ^^ w fe (159). (160> Flint Ridge. 161 The other ornaments found in the grave were a necklaceof shell beads made from the columella of some ocean shell, andnumbered twenty-three well made beads. The necklace is shownin Fig. 32. In the left hand of the skeleton was placed an ornamentmade of the anterior part of the lower jaw of the gray cut jaw is shown in Fig. 32. When in use as an orna-ment no doubt the two halves of the jaw were together. RESUME. The examination of the Hazlett Mound has established thefact tha
Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . c tn •E rj -ao U c t . is ^^ w fe (159). (160> Flint Ridge. 161 The other ornaments found in the grave were a necklaceof shell beads made from the columella of some ocean shell, andnumbered twenty-three well made beads. The necklace is shownin Fig. 32. In the left hand of the skeleton was placed an ornamentmade of the anterior part of the lower jaw of the gray cut jaw is shown in Fig. 32. When in use as an orna-ment no doubt the two halves of the jaw were together. RESUME. The examination of the Hazlett Mound has established thefact that the Hopewell culture in Ohio constructed the mound,and proves beyond doubt that this culture resorted to FlintRidge for the raw material for the manufacture of many oftheir artifacts and further that they had established themselvesupon the ridge and in close proximity to the good flint evidence is forthcoming as to the length of time the site wasused. It may have been the refuge of the Hopewell culturefrom time to time as they would come to the Ridge for theirsupplies
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