Limestone slabs forming the grave cover in Easley mound number 2.
This image was scanned from Plate 9 in the BAE report. The mound measured 3.3 meters (11 feet) in height. Its circular base
measured 24.3 meters (80 feet) in diameter.
Clay pipe from Easley mound number 3.
This image was scanned from Plate 10 in the BAE report. Fowke (1910:47-48) reports that the pipe was associated with a bundle
burial that included a crushed skull. The mound measured 1.4 meters (4.5 feet) in height. Its elliptical base measured
9.1 meters (30 feet) by 16.7 meters (55 feet).
Unfinished stone pipe from Easley mound number 3.
This image was scanned from Plate 11 in the BAE report. Fowke (1910:48) reports that the unfinished pipe
was found in association with fragments of a skull, a small pottery vessel, a rough piece of hematite, and a few small flint chips.
Clay pipe from Easley mound number 3.
This image was scanned from Plate 12 in the BAE report. Fowke (1910:49) reports that the pipe was found approximately
30 cm (a foot) northeast of a flexed, adult burial.
Pipe from Easley mound number 5.
This image was scanned from Plate 13 in the BAE report. The mound measured 3.6 meters (12 feet) in height. The diameter of the mound was
19.8 meters (65 feet).
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