Certain Kitchen Middens in Jamaica
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, 15, 1913 to marl, and a depth of less than a foot on the crest. This trench was purposely continued beyond the crest, with a view of verifying the test-holes previously dug. As will be shown later, this long trench gave important testimony as a basis for a hypothesis con- cerning the exact location of the aboriginal abode. The third trench (c, fig. 115) was 10 feet long and 10 feet wide.
At the point marked B, the author started the second trench by having the sod and diluvial deposit removed.... This was a foot thick at the base of the midden, where the trench was begun. Proceeding toward the crest, after a distance of a foot, a layer of shells was found under the diluvial deposit, which layer gradually A - /~/rsf Trenc/i. + '- Second Tff/je/).
+ - +. - fe XX frobab/e /ocat/o/t of //v -> Arrows /nd/'cale c/t'rccfion of sA t/tpoiHs around Southern FIG. 115. Top view of midden 4. (Not to scale. ) increased from a thickness of six inches at the very base to a thick- ness of a foot about two feet inward, and then tapered gradually to a single shell or two at the summit of the mound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 15, 1913 to marl, and a depth of less than a foot on the crest. This trench was purposely continued beyond the crest, with a view of verifying the test-holes previously dug. As will be shown later, this long trench gave important testimony as a basis for a hypothesis con- cerning the exact location of the aboriginal abode. The third trench (c, fig. 115) was 10 feet long and 10 feet wide.
At the point marked B, the author started the second trench by having the sod and diluvial deposit removed.... This was a foot thick at the base of the midden, where the trench was begun. Proceeding toward the crest, after a distance of a foot, a layer of shells was found under the diluvial deposit, which layer gradually A - /~/rsf Trenc/i. + '- Second Tff/je/).
+ - +. - fe XX frobab/e /ocat/o/t of //v -> Arrows /nd/'cale c/t'rccfion of sA t/tpoiHs around Southern FIG. 115. Top view of midden 4. (Not to scale. ) increased from a thickness of six inches at the very base to a thick- ness of a foot about two feet inward, and then tapered gradually to a single shell or two at the summit of the mound.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodoor Hendrik Nikolaas De Booy to read onlineMoreLess
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