File:Aetna Etna Ohio Mound Archaeological Excavation.jpg
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Aetna Etna Ohio Mound Archaeological Excavation from the Mormon Book Pictorial Ancient America by J.S. Grant
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English: Etna Township Mounds Aetna Etna Ohio Mound Archaeological Excavation from the Mormon Book Pictorial Ancient America by J.S. Grant |
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| Source | From the antique book Pictorial Ancient America. An archaeological excavation of a mound in Aetna, Ohio (now Etna). It states Ohio below the photo, although there are Aetna mounds also in Michigan |
| Author | by Grant |
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