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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION |
I. | CAVE EXPLORATIONS IN THE OZARK REGION OF CENTRAL MISSOURI |
II. | CAVE EXPLORATIONS IN OTHER STATES |
III. | EXPLORATIONS ALONG THE MISSOURI RIVER BLUFFS IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA |
IV. | ABORIGINAL HOUSE MOUNDS |
V. | ARCHEOLOGICAL WORK IN HAWAII |
BY
GERARD FOWKE
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1922
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
Smithsonian Institution,
Bureau of American Ethnology,
Washington, D.C., February 17, 1920.
Sir: I have the honor to transmit the accompanying manuscript, entitled "Archeological Investigations," by Gerard Fowke, and to recommend its publication, subject to your approval, as a bulletin of this bureau.
Very respectfully,
J. Walter Fewkes,
Chief.
Dr. Charles D. Walcott,
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.
CONTENTS
I. Cave Explorations in the Ozark Region of Central Missouri | ||
Page | ||
Introduction | 13 | |
The Upper Current River | 18 | |
Shannon County | 18 | |
Bat Cave | 18 | |
Blue Spring, or Fishing Cave | 18 | |
Welch's Cave | 18 | |
Big Creek Cave | 18 | |
Texas County | 19 | |
Smith Caves | 19 | |
Saltpeter Cave | 19 | |
Dent County | 20 | |
Mammoth Cave | 20 | |
Guthoerl Cave | 20 | |
Short Bend Cave | 20 | |
Money Cave | 21 | |
Saltpeter Cave | 21 | |
Watson, Twin, or Onyx Caves | 22 | |
House mounds | 22 | |
Phelps County | 22 | |
Bates Cave | 22 | |
Another "Bates Cave" | 23 | |
Renaud Cave | 23 | |
Marsh Caves | 23 | |
Wild-hog Cave | 23 | |
Shelters | 24 | |
Phelps Cave | 24 | |
"Key Rocks" | 24 | |
Jones Cave | 24 | |
Yancy Mills Cave | 24 | |
Lane Mound | 24 | |
Cairns on Lost Hill, at mouth of Gourd Creek | 24 | |
Exploration of the Gourd Creek Cave | 28 | |
Onyx Cave | 34 | |
Goat Bluff Cave | 35 | |
Cairns at Sugar Tree Camp | 40 | |
Tick Creek Cave | 41 | |
Cave in Pool Hollow | 41 | |
House mounds near Rolla | 41 | |
House mounds near Dillon | 42 | |
House mounds near St. James | 42 | |
Pulaski County | 42 | |
McWilliams Cave | 42 | |
Davis Caves | 42 | |
Berry Cave | 43 | |
Maxey Cave | 43 | |
Yoark Cave | 43 | |
Graves at Laughlin's | 44 | |
Kerr Cave | 44 | |
Sell Cave | 45 | |
Phillips Cave | 51 | |
Bell's Cave | 51 | |
Camp-ground Cave | 51 | |
Bucher Cave | 51 | |
Graves near McKennan's | 52 | |
Roubidoux Cave | 52 | |
Richland Cave | 52 | |
Rollins Caves | 52 | |
Mix Cave | 53 | |
Double Cave | 54 | |
Railroad Cave | 55 | |
Bat, or Page, Cave | 55 | |
Tunnel Cave | 56 | |
Brooks Cave | 56 | |
Riddle Cave | 56 | |
Lane's Cave | 56 | |
Dry Creek Cave | 56 | |
House mounds | 56 | |
Riden's Cave | 57 | |
Saltpeter Cave | 57 | |
Miller's Cave | 57 | |
Ramsey's Cave | 81 | |
Graham Cave | 83 | |
Pillman's, or Spring Creek, Cave | 83 | |
Woodland Hollow Cave | 84 | |
Walled graves at Devil's Elbow | 84 | |
Cairns on Helm's farm | 87 | |
Ash Cave | 89 | |
Clemmens Creek Cave | 89 | |
Camden County | 89 | |
Along the Niangua River | 89 | |
A fossil cave | 91 | |
Miller County | 91 | |
Wright Cave | 92 | |
Wilson Cave | 94 | |
Bagnell Cave | 94 | |
Bode Cave | 94 | |
Luckenhoff Cave | 94 | |
Jurggenmeyer Cave | 94 | |
Daerhoff Cave | 95 | |
Cave near mouth of Tavern Creek | 95 | |
Bat Cave | 95 | |
Grave at mouth of Saline Creek | 95 | |
Stark's Cave | 96 | |
House mounds | 96 | |
Cairns | 96 | |
Maries County | 96 | |
Indian Ford Cave | 96 | |
Lackaye's Bluff Cave | 97 | |
Hurricane Bluff Cave | 97 | |
Stratman Cave | 98 | |
Osage County | 98 | |
River Cave | 98 | |
Rock-shelter | 98 | |
Steuffer Cave | 99 | |
Cairns | 99 | |
House mounds | 99 | |
"Indian Fort" | 99 | |
Cole County | 100 | |
Natural Bridge Cave | 100 | |
Morgan County | 100 | |
Speers Cave | 100 | |
House mounds | 100 | |
II. Cave Explorations in other States | ||
Introduction | 101 | |
Indiana | 102 | |
Lawrence County | 102 | |
Martin County | 102 | |
Orange County | 106 | |
Crawford County | 107 | |
Harrison County | 111 | |
Illinois | 111 | |
Monroe County | 111 | |
Kentucky | 112 | |
Hardin County | 112 | |
Hart County | 112 | |
Edmonson County | 115 | |
Warren County | 118 | |
Barren County | 119 | |
Monroe County | 120 | |
Logan County | 122 | |
Todd County | 122 | |
Tennessee | 123 | |
Montgomery County | 123 | |
Sullivan County | 124 | |
Bledsoe County | 128 | |
Sequatchie County | 130 | |
Grundy County | 131 | |
Franklin County | 131 | |
Marion County | 132 | |
Hamilton County | 133 | |
Alabama | 133 | |
Lauderdale County | 133 | |
Colbert County | 134 | |
Jackson County | 135 | |
Dekalb County | 137 | |
Marshall County | 139 | |
III. Explorations along the Missouri River Bluffs in Kansas and Nebraska | ||
Vicinity of White Cloud, Kansas | 151 | |
Iowa Point | 152 | |
Near the mouth of the Nemaha River | 152 | |
Vicinity of Troy, Kansas | 153 | |
Mouth of Mosquito Creek | 153 | |
Rulo, Nebraska | 154 | |
Near Howe, Nebraska | 155 | |
Peru, Nebraska | 156 | |
Papillion, Nebraska | 156 | |
Vicinity of Omaha, Nebraska | 156 | |
Long's Hill | 157 | |
IV. Aboriginal Horse Mounds | ||
New Madrid County | 166 | |
St. FranÇois County | 166 | |
V. Archaeological Work in Hawaii | ||
Introduction | 178 | |
Molokai Island | 179 | |
The Rain Heiau | 180 | |
The sacrifice stones | 181 | |
Hawaii Island | 182 | |
Kilauea | 183 | |
Waimea | 183 | |
Quarry on Mauna Kea | 183 | |
Kawaihae | 183 | |
East Point district | 184 | |
Napoopoo | 184 | |
Honaunau | 184 | |
Keauhou | PLATE 1 a, Cave on Big Piney River, three miles east of Big Piney, Pulaski County. Mo. (Courtesy of Dr. P.J. Heuer, St. Louis)ToListPlate 1b: Cave on Big Piney River PLATE 1 b, Cave on Big Piney River, in Texas County, Mo. Plate 2a: Bluff at mouth of Spring Creek PLATE 2 a, Bluff at mouth of Spring Creek, Pulaski County, Mo. PLATE 2 b, Pillman's, or Spring Creek, Cave, Pulaski County, Mo. |