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F is a chamber, 4 feet wide, and in some places the remains of a similar arch still 
exist. 
G is a chamber, 12 feet in width, at the extremity of which are the remains of a 
furnace. 
H is a large room, walled with two entrances, I and K. It is covered with a thick 
growth of trees. 
The walls are at present from two to five feet in height. 
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Fig. 17, Giddings’s sketch of the Louisiana work (from Beck's Gazetteer). 
One of the trees in the work is two feet in diameter. 
Fig. 2 is a smaller work, about 80 rods due east from the former. 
A and © are two chambers, without any apparent communication with B. 
B isa room nearly circular, with one gate or entrance. 
The walls are similar to the former. 
