Add to ORKGThe occurrence of flint and chert in the Fishpot Limestone (Monongahela Formation) of eastern Ohio (Belmont and Jefferson Co.) and the West Virginia Panhandle, as well as its use in prehistoric times, is documented
Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, v.66, Feb. 1955
This photograph shows a stone structure found within the Hazlett Mound at Flint Ridge. It is part of...
Photograph showing a pit with flint exposed on two sides, taken at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancien...
A large bifacial flint blade made of fresh-water chert and found in Harrison Co., Ohio, is illustrat...
An unidentified chert source heavily used at the Davisson Farm Site (33-Le-619), Lawrence Co., Ohio,...
The presence of a considerable amount of chert in the Burlington and Keokuk limestone members of the...
The remnants of the prehistoric Plum Run flint quarries in Smith Township, Stark Co., Ohio, are desc...
Masses of flint exposed at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancient Quarries and Nature Preserve is located ...
A young boy is photographed near the entrance of a stone structure, identified as a flint quarry in ...
Close-up photograph showing a flint quarry at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancient Quarries and Nature...
Author Institution: Sears Library, Case Western Reserve UniversityOriginally described from limited ...
Photograph showing a stone structure found within the Hazlett Mound at Flint Ridge. It is part of a ...
Red River Jasper, a lithic material found in the Red River drainage, is an understudied chert that w...
Photograph taken at Flint Ridge identified on the reverse as "face of quarry showing flint 3' 7" thi...
As regards origin, the cherts which occur so abundantly throughout the limestones of the lower carbo...
Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, v.66, Feb. 1955
This photograph shows a stone structure found within the Hazlett Mound at Flint Ridge. It is part of...
Photograph showing a pit with flint exposed on two sides, taken at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancien...
A large bifacial flint blade made of fresh-water chert and found in Harrison Co., Ohio, is illustrat...
An unidentified chert source heavily used at the Davisson Farm Site (33-Le-619), Lawrence Co., Ohio,...
The presence of a considerable amount of chert in the Burlington and Keokuk limestone members of the...
The remnants of the prehistoric Plum Run flint quarries in Smith Township, Stark Co., Ohio, are desc...
Masses of flint exposed at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancient Quarries and Nature Preserve is located ...
A young boy is photographed near the entrance of a stone structure, identified as a flint quarry in ...
Close-up photograph showing a flint quarry at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancient Quarries and Nature...
Author Institution: Sears Library, Case Western Reserve UniversityOriginally described from limited ...
Photograph showing a stone structure found within the Hazlett Mound at Flint Ridge. It is part of a ...
Red River Jasper, a lithic material found in the Red River drainage, is an understudied chert that w...
Photograph taken at Flint Ridge identified on the reverse as "face of quarry showing flint 3' 7" thi...
As regards origin, the cherts which occur so abundantly throughout the limestones of the lower carbo...
Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, v.66, Feb. 1955
This photograph shows a stone structure found within the Hazlett Mound at Flint Ridge. It is part of...
Photograph showing a pit with flint exposed on two sides, taken at Flint Ridge. Flint Ridge Ancien...