 The trees, which are growing upon these, and all the oth*r forts and mounds throughout the country, are, apparently, of equal age and size, and those which are down are in equal stages of decay, with those, in like situations, in. the surrounding forests....  History of the United States of America: With a Brief Account of Some of the ... - 第 116 頁Charles Prentiss, William Sullivan 著 - 1821 - 276 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | John Kilbourn - 1819 - 198 頁
...to their usual height; which, is" above 20 fee^ Th» which are growing upon these, and all the other forts and mounds throughout the country, are, apparently,...situations, in the surrounding forests. This circumstance, incontcstibly, proves the great antiquity of these stupendous remains of former labor and ingenuity.... | |
 | John Kilbourn - 1821 - 218 頁
...the country, are, apparently, of equal age ami size, and those which are down are in equal stages ~$t decay, with those, in like situations, in the surrounding...forests. This circumstance, incontestibly, proves jhe great antiquity of. these stupendous remains of former labor and ingenuity. The following figure... | |
 | Charles Hulbert - 1823 - 374 頁
...their usual height; which is above 20 feet. The trees, which are growing upon these, and all the other forts and mounds throughout the country, are, apparently,...circumstance, incontestibly proves the great antiquity of those etupendous remains of former labour and ingenuity. ANCIENT WORKS IN PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. (From... | |
 | Sarah Josepha Buell Hale - 1823 - 160 頁
...have fallen are in equal stages of decay, with those in like circumstances, in the surrounding forest. This circumstance incontestibly proves the great antiquity...stupendous remains of former labor and ingenuity. [6] " Hail Tyre, in thy glory." This famous city, from which I have taken the liberty to draw the ancient... | |
 | John Kilbourn - 1831 - 354 頁
...their usual heighth, which is about 20 feet. The trees which are growing upon these,, and all other forts and mounds throughout the country, are, apparently,...which are down are in equal stages of decay, with tho~e in like situations, in the surrou/iding forests. — This circumstance, incontestibly, proves... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1837 - 536 頁
...their usual height, which is about 20 feet. The trees'which are growing upon these, and and all other forts and mounds throughout the country, are, apparently,...stages of decay, with those in like situations, in the sourrounding forests. This circumstance incontestibly proves the great antiquity of these stupendous... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1839 - 548 頁
...their usual height, which is about 20 feet. The treesjwhich are growing upon these, and and all other forts and mounds throughout the country, are, apparently,...stages of decay, with those in like situations, in the sourrounding forests. This circumstance inconiestibly proves the great antiquity of these stupendous... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1841 - 566 頁
...which is about 20 feet. The trees which are growing upon these, and and all other forts andjmounds throughout the country, are, apparently, of equal...stages of decay, with those in like situations, in the sourrounding forests. This circumstance incontestibly proves the great antiquity of these stupendous... | |
 | 1880 - 740 頁
...those lying down in equal stages of decay, with those in the surrounding forest, a circumstance proving the great antiquity of these stupendous remains of former labor and ingenuity. Of course, the progress of modern civilization in the building of a city over these ancient remains,... | |
 | 1880 - 1068 頁
...those lying down in equal stages of decay, with those in the surrounding forest, a circumstance proving the great antiquity of these stupendous remains of former labor and ingenuity. Of course, the progress of modern civilization in the building of a city over these ancient remains,... | |
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