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Athens Messenger, April 21, 1870
The mound had two circular arches of stone in it. One was about two and a half feet beneath the surface of the mound, and another about six feet. Immediately under the first arch of stone was found two very large skeletons, in a remarkable state of preservation: and under the second arched wall, other part of skeletons were found amidst ashes, coals and mussel shells. It seemed apparent that those who had been interred under the deeper arch had remained there many years, before those under the upper arch were buried. Some of these skeletons were buried with their heads towards the center of the mound, and some with their feet toward the center.
New York Times, June 30, 1888
Skeletons of a Former Race
Native Races, Vol. IV. 1882 Hubert Howe Bancroft
Washington Post Sept. 16, 1944
Aleutian Skeleton Found
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