Miami County, Ohio Indian Mounds and Earthworks
Mound on Corn Island, near Troy. Opened. Described and
contents noted by George F. Adye in a letter in Cincinnati Gazette,
and quoted in Hist. Mag., Nov. 1869, Vol. VI, 2d Ser., from the
Christian Intelligencer.
Earthworks and mounds in Concord and Newton townships.
Brief descriptions by E. T. Wiltheiss, Papers Relating to Anthro-
pology, from Sm. Rep. 1884, p. 38.
Embankment of earth and stone on the left bank of the Great
Miami, two miles and a half above the town of Piqua. Described
and figured, Anc. Mon., p. 23, PI. viii, No. 3. Noticed also by
Drake, View of Cin. Described and figured by John P. Rogan,
Thomas MS. Notice by John P. MacLean, Mound Builders, p. 27.
Below the preceding a group of works (circles, ellipses, etc),
formerly existed on the site of the present town of Piqua. Described
in Long's "Second Expedition," Vol. I, pp. 54-66. Mentioned in
Anc. Mon., p. 23.
Mounds and earthworks in Washington and Spring Creek
townships, on the Great Miami and its tributaries. Full description
and diagram by E. T. Wiltheiss, Papers Relating to Anthropology
from Sm. Rep. 1884, pp. 35-38.
Tablets of burnt clay found on farm of W. Morrow near Piqua.
Reported by E. T. Wiltheiss, Sm. Rep. 1879, p. 440.
Graded way at Piqua. Described in Long's Sec. Expd., Vol.
I., p. 60. Noticed in Anc. Mon., p. 88.
