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The old straight track: its mounds, beacons, moats, sites and mark stones

Alfred Watkins

1970

The Cahokia mounds

Warren King Moorehead

1922

Giant Stones And Earth Mounds

Tom McGowen

2000

Mound builders' works near Newark, Ohio

Isaac Smucker

1884

Indian Mounds of the Middle Ohio Valley

Woodward, Susan L.

2002

Fort Ancient

Warren King Moorehead

1890

Mound builders of ancient America

Robert Silverberg

1968

Descriptions of ancient works in Ohio

Charles Whittlesey

1850

Archaeology of Ohio

Matthew Canfield Read

1900

Traditions of De-coo-dah and antiquarian researches

William Pidgeon

1858

Talking bones

William O. Steele

1978

Bioarchaeology of the late prehistoric Guale

Clark Spencer Larsen

2002

The Old Straight Track

Alfred Watkins

1977

Work in mound exploration of the Bureau of Ethnology

Thomas, Cyrus

1887

Antiquities of central and southeastern Missouri

Gerard Fowke

1910

The mound-builders

H. C. Shetrone

2004

Mound-builders

W. J. Smyth

1886

Barrows in England and Wales

Leslie V. Grinsell

1979

The illustrated encyclopedia of Native American mounds & earthworks

Gregory L. Little

2009

Anglo-Saxon burial mounds

Stephen Pollington

2008

Blood Run

Allison Hedge Coke

2006

Mound builders of Illinois

Addison James Throop

1928

Plaquemine archaeology

Mark A. Rees, Patrick C. Livingood

2007

Indian Knoll, site Oh 2, Ohio County, Kentucky

William Snyder Webb, Howard D. Winters

1946

The Mound Builders

1913

Primitive man in Ohio

Warren King Moorehead

1892

The earthen long barrow in Britain

Paul Ashbee

1970

British barrows

William Greenwell

1877

Notes on the Indian burial mounds of eastern North Carolina

J. A. Holmes

1882

The problem of the Ohio mounds

Thomas, Cyrus

1889

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