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Sandstone disk found at Carthage, Alabama. Horned serpents (rattlesnakes) tied together in a loop, with an eyed hand in the center. |
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The Antiquities of Tennessee, by Gates P. Thruston, Second Edition 1897, Cincinnati: The Robert Clarke Company. Figure 236. |
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1890,1897 |
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ancient North American |
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Public domain in the United States. |
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