20 ANCIENT WORKS IN OHIO. VII. 



to travel in more recent times, wearing down the walls where they are crossed by 

 paths ; for although there is no road through the works, there are very old paths 

 and trails, used not only by visitors, but by cattle running at large in the woods. 

 This work appears upon the whole to have been without apertures, being in this 

 respect like the one at Weymouth, Medina County, where the entrance of the 

 occupants was probably by temporary wood work over the walls. 



In a direct line, this work is about three miles from Lake Erie. The outer 

 parallels are from fifteen to eighteen feet broad at the base, and from four to four 

 and a half feet hiarh. as shown in the section a, h. 



