File:HOI 1903 Volume 1 Fig 2 mound.jpg

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English: Mound opened on the bank of the Iowa River in which was found a stone vault containing the skeleton of a “mound builder” with a pottery vessel by him.
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Source https://archive.org/details/historyofiowafro01gueb
Author Benjamin F. Gue

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