The prehistoric utilization of petrified (silicified) wood in southeastern Ohio (Athens Co.) is documented. The raw material is probably derived from fossil wood weathered from Conemaugh shales and siltstones. Chippage ...

Information on author Lloyd C. Douglas' Ohio connection, including publication of his first novel, More Than a Prophet, printed in Lancaster, Ohio, in 1905.

A sample of fresh-water molluscan shells from the Late Prehistoric Philo Site, Muskingum Co., Ohio, is described. The fauna contains 20 bivalve taxa and 4 terrestrial gastropod species. Obovaria olivaria is previously ...

A brief history of the Lewis Templin nurseries at Calla, Mahoning Co., Ohio, is presented. One of the largest mail-order seed houses in the United States, despite a disastrous 1892 fire, L. Templin & Sons continued after ...

A radiocarbon date of 580 B.P. ± 130 years. or A. D. 1370 (Sample No. CWRU-71 ) on charcoal from the Reeve Site (Whittlesey Focus), Lake Co., Ohio, accords well with previous estimates of A.D. 1300-1400 for Reeve Horizontal ...

Natural stone arches or rock bridges are described from Columbiana, Hocking, and Washington Co., Ohio.

Prehistoric ceramics excavated in 1968 at the South Park Site, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, are analyzed and compared with Late Woodland ceramics to the east and west as well as to Fort Ancient ceramics to the south.

Excavation of the Bob Evans Rockshelter, Gallia Co., Ohio, is described in terms of Archaic, Early, Middle, and Late Woodland, and Historic components. A pewter button found near the back of the shelter may be related to ...

The manufacture of reed-stem clay tobacco pipes by the Shakers is documented. Examples are compated to non-Shaker forms manufactured at Akron, Mogadore, and Point Pleasant, Ohio.