Ia.FurTrade
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- Aug 9, 2008
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Found these many years ago in an Ioway Indian village site.
The three brass kettles were nested togather with a large lid over the top.
There was a fur, cut strips of leather, and many squash seeds in-between
them that had been preserved by the sulphates leeching out of the metal.
The serpent-spout tea kettle was dug from the cut wall of the grader ditch along the road that borders the site.
The kettles were down 2 1/2' (to the top).
Dale
The three brass kettles were nested togather with a large lid over the top.
There was a fur, cut strips of leather, and many squash seeds in-between
them that had been preserved by the sulphates leeching out of the metal.
The serpent-spout tea kettle was dug from the cut wall of the grader ditch along the road that borders the site.
The kettles were down 2 1/2' (to the top).
Dale
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