Archeological Investigations
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Theloose cave earth shows plainly under the sandstone near the formermouth of the cavern. Plan and section are shown in figures 20 and 21.
* * * MILLER COUNTY WRIGHT CAVE (30) A mile and a half west of Brumley, near Glaize Creek, is Wright, orBrumley, Cave. The entrance is 15 feet high and 40 feet wide. At 20feet from the mouth the width contracts to 20 feet. The depth is 120feet in daylight to a stalagmite floor. Dry cave earth extends for 35feet from the entrance, at which distance it rea...ches tough, stickyclay; this continues to the stalagmite. Above the clay are growingstalactites.
[Illustration: FIG. 20. --Plan of Fossil Cave. ] In front of the entrance were a few flint chips, but no indications ofpottery or shell. A small implement, shown in figure 22, was foundwhich is of interest because it was worked to a sharp point at one endof a narrow drill, while the other end widened into a squared formwith a straight base which was dulled and polished from use as acutting tool; the entire surface was polished from long service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theloose cave earth shows plainly under the sandstone near the formermouth of the cavern. Plan and section are shown in figures 20 and 21.
* * * MILLER COUNTY WRIGHT CAVE (30) A mile and a half west of Brumley, near Glaize Creek, is Wright, orBrumley, Cave. The entrance is 15 feet high and 40 feet wide. At 20feet from the mouth the width contracts to 20 feet. The depth is 120feet in daylight to a stalagmite floor. Dry cave earth extends for 35feet from the entrance, at which distance it rea...ches tough, stickyclay; this continues to the stalagmite. Above the clay are growingstalactites.
[Illustration: FIG. 20. --Plan of Fossil Cave. ] In front of the entrance were a few flint chips, but no indications ofpottery or shell. A small implement, shown in figure 22, was foundwhich is of interest because it was worked to a sharp point at one endof a narrow drill, while the other end widened into a squared formwith a straight base which was dulled and polished from use as acutting tool; the entire surface was polished from long service.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowke Gerard to read onlineMoreLess
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