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Paths of the Mound-Building Indians and Great Game Animals

Paths of the Mound-Building Indians and Great Game Animals

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Transcriber’s Note:   Obvious errors in spelling and punctuation have been corrected. Footnotes have been moved to the end of the text body. Also images have been moved from the middle of a paragraph to the closest paragraph break, causing missing page numbers for those image pages and blank pages in this ebook.


HISTORIC HIGHWAYS OF AMERICA

VOLUME 1


HISTORIC HIGHWAYS OF AMERICA
VOLUME 1

 

Paths of the Mound-Building Indians
and Great Game Animals

 

by
Archer Butler Hulbert

 

With Maps and Illustrations

 

 

THE ARTHUR H. CLARK COMPANY
CLEVELAND, OHIO
1902


COPYRIGHT, 1902
BY

The Arthur H. Clark Company

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


TO
MY FATHER
THIS SERIES OF VOLUMES
IS AFFECTIONATELY
DEDICATED

Je n’aurais point aux Dieux demandé d’autre père.


CONTENTS

PAGE
      Preface 11
      General Introduction 17
PART I
I. The Comparative Method of Study 37
II. Distribution of Mound-building Indians 43
III. Early Travel in the Interior 53
IV. Highland Location of Archæological Remains 68
V. Watershed Migrations 94
PART II
I. Introductory 101
II. Range and Habits of the Buffalo 103
III. Early Use of Buffalo Roads 110
IV. Continental Thoroughfares 128


ILLUSTRATIONS

I. Archæologic Map of Wisconsin (showing interior location of remains) 48
II. Archæologic Map of Ohio (showing interior location of remains) 52
III. Archæologic Map of Illinois and Indiana (showing interior location of remains) 55
IV. Early Highways on the Watersheds of Ohio 78


PREFACE

Beginning with the first highways of America, the first monograph of the series will consider the routes of the mound-building Indians and the trails of the large game animals, particularly the buffalo, as having set the course of landward travel in America on the watersheds of the interior of the continent. The second monograph will treat of the Indian thoroughfares of America; the third, fourth, and fifth, the three roads built westward during the old French War, Washington’s Road (Nemacolin’s Path), Braddock’s Road, and the Old Glade (Forbes’s) Road. The sixth monograph will be a study of Boone’s Wilderness Road to

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