 | Warren Jenkins - 1841 - 566 頁
...not so numerous. The mounds vary, in magnitude, vastly from each other, and somewhat BO in shape ; some are of a conical figure, ending on the top in...others are of the same form, except that they present a flit area on the top, like a cone cut off at some distance from its vertex, in a plane coincident with... | |
 | 1880 - 1068 頁
...mounds vary in magnitude, and also somewhat in shape. Some are conical, ending sharply at the summit, and as steep on the sides as the earth could be made...Others are of the same form, except that they present a flat area on the top, like a cone cut off at some distance from its vortex, in a plane coincident with... | |
 | 1880 - 740 頁
...mounds vary in magnitude, and also somewhat in shape. Some are conical, ending sharply at the summit, and as steep on the sides as the earth could be made...Others are of the same form, except that they present a flat area on the top, like a cone cut off at some distance from its vortex, in a plane coincident with... | |
 | 1881 - 916 頁
...mounds vary in magnitude, and also somewhat in shape. Some are conical, ending sharply at the summit, and as steep on the sides as the earth could be made...Others are of the same form, except that they present a flat area on the toy), like a cone cut off at some distance from its vortex, in a plane coincident... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1905 - 378 頁
...are not so numerous. The mounds vary, in magnitude, vastly from each other, and somewhat so in shape; some are of a conical figure, ending on the top in...others are of the same form, except that they present a flat area on the top, like a cone cut off at some distance [86] from its vertex, in a plane coincident... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1905 - 368 頁
...are not so numerous. The mounds vary, in magnitude, vastly from each other, and somewhat so in shape; some are of a conical figure, ending on the top in...area on the top, like a cone cut off at some distance [86] from its vertex, in a plane coincident with its base, or with the horizon. Others again are of... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1905 - 366 頁
...sides as the earth could be made to lie; others are of the same form, except that they present a flat area on the top, like a cone cut off at some distance [86] from its vertex, in a plane coincident with its base, or with the horizon. Others again are of... | |
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The mounds vary, in magnitude, vastly from each other, and' somewhat so in shape; some are 'of a conical figure, ending on the top in a point, and as steep on the sides as the earth could be made to lie; others are of the same form, except that they present... 
