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[Elyria, Ohio?] :
White Horse Publishers,
1984.
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Table of Contents:
- About the Author
- Congressional citation
- Introduction
- Peterson site-Port Clinton, Ohio
- Burial finds near Sandusky Bay
- Hancock Co., Ohio burial
- Flint Ridger
- Burial finds at Augusta, Kentucky
- Surface finds near author's home
- Knobbed lunate bannerstone
- Sawmill Creek Gorget, Adena
- Paleolithic fist axe
- Largest of the Riker Site pottery
- Ohio slate bannerstones
- Arkansas head pot
- Washington peace medal
- Jonathan Alder's life
- Ohio beavers
- The portage
- Father Marquette-Prairie de Chien
- Trading posts of the Northwest Territory
- Christian Frederick Post
- Flammond and Ogontz
- Forsts Findlay and Vincennes
- Map of Ohio trading posts
- Map of Shawnee lands
- Maps of Maumee and Cuyahoga Rivers
- Map of Lake Erie islands
- Sandusky and Huron River valleys
- Whitaker's trading post
- Ruins of Whitaker's post and cabin
- Whitaker's grave
- Trade axes
- Pipe tomahawks
- Trade knives
- Jesuit Axe
- Little Turtle's pipe tomahawk
- Weley Kindig presentation hawk
- Trade axes
- Pipe tomahawk from gun barrel
- Construction of a trade axe
- Unique trade axe
- Geeneville treaty pipe-tomahawk, (author's)
- Very fine pipe tomahawks
- Fishing spears
- Iron and copper spearheads and knives
- Simon Girty items
- Author's personal pipe tomahawk
- Iron spearheads
- Green Spring's tomahawk
- Joseph Brant's and Red Jacket's pipes
- Silver Throat gorget
- Brass trade pipe
- Historic indian pipes
- Things you would like to know
- Trade axes
- U.S. Army axe
- Trade axe made by author's ancestor
- Wakeman, Ohio trade axes
- Trade axes
- Trade silver
- Trade Knives, etc.
- Historic Indian grave offerings
- Jesuit axe
- Stories from cornplanter country
- Hopi Indian notes
- Biography of George A. Custer
- Dr. William Custer
- Conclusion.