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Correspondence from Charles E. Banks to Fannie Hardy Eckstorm ca. 1915-1930, Part 5

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�I have been puzzled to account for this paucity of aboriginal land markers.  There are no evidences of occupation, as shell leafs.  Probably for the lack of clam 'flats.'  As far as I know, no burial mounds have been located.  Lever called it a deserted territory as far as Indians were concerned  in 1624 but referred to their planting fields (?).  Still they must have lived and died there.
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I have been puzzled to account for this paucity of aboriginal land markers.  There are no evidences of occupation, as shell leafs.  Probably for the lack of clam 'flats.'  As far as I know, no burial mounds have been located.  Lever called it a deserted territory as far as Indians were concerned  in 1624 but referred to their planting fields (?).  Still they must have lived and died there.
 
Finally, what do you say on [?]
 
Finally, what do you say on [?]
 
Yours Sincerely
 
Yours Sincerely
 
CE Banks
 
CE Banks

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I have been puzzled to account for this paucity of aboriginal land markers. There are no evidences of occupation, as shell leafs. Probably for the lack of clam 'flats.' As far as I know, no burial mounds have been located. Lever called it a deserted territory as far as Indians were concerned in 1624 but referred to their planting fields (?). Still they must have lived and died there. Finally, what do you say on [?] Yours Sincerely CE Banks