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Burial hro, 16 consisted of skull fragments; bone
trails of long bones not identifiable. A half dozen badly
decayed shell beads were noted. The burial is suggestive of
a young fenale, with light bones and recently erupted third
rolar.
Burial 917 contained barely enough decayed bone to
be catalogable as a burial -- two niblets of skull bone and
two fragments of long bone.
b o n e s .
Burial Ko. 18 consisted of pieces .of skull and long
Burials Nos. 19, 20, 21, and 22: These burials were brought out
in the west central portion of
the round and contained extremely fragmentary remains--just
enough to indicate burials.
Burial hb. 19 consisted of shull fragments, part of a
lower jaw, middle parts of two feuora, one tibia, and one
humerus whioh were identifiable, in a small bone heap. Bundle
r eburial?
Burial Xo. 20 exhibited parts of two femurs, part of
a lower jaw, and bone trail.
Burial No. 21 was a handful of skull and long bone
fragments; vastoid and petrous process, niblets of parietal, and
portions of feuur and tibia wepe recognizable.
Burial No. 22 showed mastoid, parietal,and parts of long
bones which appeared almost oaloined but without local evidences
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