Showing posts with label mound. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Chillicothe Ohios Ancient Nephilim Queens Burial Mound
Chillicothe, Ohios Ancient Nephilim Queens Burial Mound
Prehistoric America, 1911
Under a mound at Chillicothe, the skeleton was discovered of a very tall woman who died young ; her teeth were all intact, and at her feet lay the bones of a child. Beneath these human remains was greasy black earth, in which the microscope has revealed remains of animal matter and heaps of cinders. Further excavations brought to light a great many other bones. It is uncertain whether they were those of unfortunates offered up in sanguinary rites, or merely of those whose remains had been subjected to cremation as a mark of respect. All the bodies lay on the left side, and by each one was placed a vessel full of food, which would hardly have been provided for victims. These are very characteristic funeral rites.
Prehistoric America, 1911
Under a mound at Chillicothe, the skeleton was discovered of a very tall woman who died young ; her teeth were all intact, and at her feet lay the bones of a child. Beneath these human remains was greasy black earth, in which the microscope has revealed remains of animal matter and heaps of cinders. Further excavations brought to light a great many other bones. It is uncertain whether they were those of unfortunates offered up in sanguinary rites, or merely of those whose remains had been subjected to cremation as a mark of respect. All the bodies lay on the left side, and by each one was placed a vessel full of food, which would hardly have been provided for victims. These are very characteristic funeral rites.
Monday, March 9, 2015
Tippet Burial Mound in Licking County Ohio
Tippet Mound in Licking County, Ohio
The mound is located south of the famous Newark Earthworks in Licking County, Ohio
The Tippit mound today is much reduced from the excavation. The interior of the mound contained skeletons that were placed with their feet in a common center in a "spoked" configuration.
Probably the "Tippett" mound has attracted as much attention as much attention as any other in Franklin town ship. It is situated a few hundred yards east of the road leading from Newark to Linnville, in full view of it, near the former residence of Mr. James Tippett. This mound was seventy-five feet in diameter, and twenty-one feet high. It was opened several years since, and a stone whistle and quite a number of human skeletons exhumed. Two remarkably well preserved crania were taken out, in connection with skeletons, at twenty feet from the top, and just above the level of the land around the base of the mound. The mound was composed of layers of earth, charcoal, ashes and human skeletons. This mound was opened with great care by the Messrs. Tippett, and was one of the most symmetrical and interesting of its class. There is a fort of low banks near the center of the township, in part on the farm of P. F. Coulter, nearly a mile east of the Tippett mound, and about the same distance northeasterly from the celebrated stone mound.
The mound is located south of the famous Newark Earthworks in Licking County, Ohio
Probably the "Tippett" mound has attracted as much attention as much attention as any other in Franklin town ship. It is situated a few hundred yards east of the road leading from Newark to Linnville, in full view of it, near the former residence of Mr. James Tippett. This mound was seventy-five feet in diameter, and twenty-one feet high. It was opened several years since, and a stone whistle and quite a number of human skeletons exhumed. Two remarkably well preserved crania were taken out, in connection with skeletons, at twenty feet from the top, and just above the level of the land around the base of the mound. The mound was composed of layers of earth, charcoal, ashes and human skeletons. This mound was opened with great care by the Messrs. Tippett, and was one of the most symmetrical and interesting of its class. There is a fort of low banks near the center of the township, in part on the farm of P. F. Coulter, nearly a mile east of the Tippett mound, and about the same distance northeasterly from the celebrated stone mound.
8 Foot Giant Nephilim Skeleton Discovered in Kentucky Burial Mound
8 Foot Giant Nephilim Skeleton Discovered in Kentucky Burial Mound
Giant burial mounds located in Kentucky containing the remains of the ancient giant race.
San Francisco Morning Call, October 1, 1894
The Skeleton of a Human Giant.
Portsmouth, Ohio, Sept. 30.-The skeleton of a prehistoric giant has been exhumed in Kentucky, twelve miles below this city. The skeleton is 8 feet in height and 4 feet across the shoulders."
San Francisco Morning Call, October 1, 1894
The Skeleton of a Human Giant.
Portsmouth, Ohio, Sept. 30.-The skeleton of a prehistoric giant has been exhumed in Kentucky, twelve miles below this city. The skeleton is 8 feet in height and 4 feet across the shoulders."
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