Attempts to distinguish fresh-water and marine cherts of the lower, middle, and upper Pennsylvania strata of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia using rare earth element analysis with direct current plasma emission ...

Three erosional rock pillars located east of Chili P. O. (Pearl), Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, are described. Meager artifact material discovered along the ridgetop on which the pillars stand suggests that the natural structures ...

Two large, Albany slip, sgraffito-decorated presentation jugs made by Joe Armstrong at the Briliiant Stoneware Co. pottery near Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, are described and illustrated. One was presented to William J. ...

A large prehistoric mound composed of local sandstone boulders is described from Franklin Township, Licking Co., Ohio. Previous accounts are reviewed and an early photograph by Newark amateur archaeologist and photographer ...

The history of the Buckeye Pressed Brick Co. (1893-ca. 1939) of Roseville, Ohio, is outlined, with additional information and illustrations of the Roseville Brick and Terra Cotta Co.

Disagrees with the idea that disjunct occurrences of the persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) and pawpaw (Asimina triloba) represent cultivation in central New York by the Iroquois and concludes that even the unlikely ...

The engimatic life of Annie Hamilton Nelles Dumond (1837-1903) is examined. Elements of her autobiographical "Annie Nelles; or, The Life of a Book Agent" are fabricated in part but the book remains an important work ...

A 1903 advertisement for the Ransbottom Brothers Co., a Roseville, Ohio, pottery later known as Robinson-Ransbottom, illustrates a previously unidentified earthenware cuspidor with distinctive oak leaf motif. Similar ...

A natural weathering phenomenon on a glacial erratic lying adjacent to U.S. Route 40 near Gettysburg, Preble Co., Ohio, is described and illustrated. It is not an artificial Native American or Historic rock carving.

A critical review of "Encountering the Shakers of the North Family Lot, Union Village, Ohio," a four volume report on archaeological investigations conducted by Hardlines Design Co. for the Ohio Department of Transportation. ...