...mingled with the bones of ike same nearly entire skeleton mentioned above as the " Jllùsourium."1 This discovery is already so well known, that I will...found in a layer of vegetable mould which was covered by twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay, and gravel, one of the arrow-heads lay...

...skeleton (the mastodon), mentioned above as the ' Missouriam.' The two arrowheads found with these bones were in such a position as to furnish evidence...found in a layer of vegetable mould which was covered by twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay, and gravel, one of the arrow-heads lay...

...skeleton (the mastodon), mentioned above as the ' Missouriam.' The two arrowheads found with these bones were in such a position as to furnish evidence...found in a layer of vegetable mould which was covered by twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay, and gravel, one of the arrow-heads lay...

...Osage, several stone arrow-heads mingled with the bones of a nearly entire skeleton of the Missonrinm. The two arrow-heads found with the bones " were in...besides that they were found in a layer of vegetable mold which was covered by twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay, and gravel, one...

...Usage, several stune arrmv-lmads mingled with the bones ol a nearly entire skeleton of the Missourium. The two arrow-heads found with the bones »were in...besides that they were found in a layer of vegetable mold which was covered b) twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay, and gravel, one...

...skeleton of the Missourium. The two arrow-heads found with the bones »were in such a position äs to furnish evidence still more conclusive, perhaps,...besides that they were found in a layer of vegetable mold which was covered by twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay, and gravel, one...

...skeleton of the Missourium. The two arrow-heads found with the bones »were in such a position äs to furnish evidence still more conclusive, perhaps,...themselves; for, besides that they were found in a layer öl' vegetable mold which was covered bv twenty feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay,...

...skeleton of the Missourium. The two arrow-heads found with the bones »were in such a position äs to furnish evidence still more conclusive, perhaps,...themselves; for, besides that they were found in a layer ot' vegetable mold which was covered by tjventy feet in thickness of alternate layers of sand, clay,...

...1840, stone arrowheads were discovered together with the bones of an entire skeleton of a mastodon. They were found in a layer of vegetable mould, which...twenty feet in thickness with alternate layers of sandstone, clay, and gravel. One of the arrowheads lay underneath the thigh-bone of the skeleton, the...

...1840, stone arrowheads were discovered together with the bones of an entire skeleton of a mastodon. They were found in a layer of vegetable mould, which...was covered twenty feet in thickness with alternate lavers of sandstone, clay, and gravel One of the arrowheads lay underneath the thigh-bone of the skeleton,...