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<strong>Burial</strong> No. 8 was without long bones, exhibiting only<br />

a decayed skull under <strong>which</strong> were troweled out about a dozen<br />

disc-shaped shell beads.<br />

<strong>Burial</strong> Do. 9 was a childls, containing basal skull<br />

and Darts of two femora.<br />

<strong>Burial</strong> Xo. 10 was located at mound base, oppo<strong>site</strong><br />

<strong>Burial</strong> h'o. 9, and consisted of middle shaft portions of three<br />

long bones and a portion of the calvarium.<br />

The pottery cache uncovered in the east end of the axis<br />

trench did not extend south into the N-foot block in <strong>which</strong> these<br />

burials occurred. Except for the shell beads, there was no burial<br />

furniture.<br />

<strong>Burial</strong> No, 11: This was rather definitely a seaondary burial of<br />

an adult. Distinguishable remains were of a<br />

skull, femora, tibiae, one humerus, and one radius. The burial<br />

was found at mound base, with skull on right side, and maxillary<br />

portion missing. There was noted marked frontal deformation, and<br />

some slight lashdoidal flattening. No burial furniture was found.<br />

as follows:<br />

The final clearing of the spottery cache" arsa is described<br />

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