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Snake Effigy Tablet Fragments from the Squier and Davis Collection

by Michael Rusnak 4642 Friar Rd., Stow, OH 44224 michael.rusnak@gmail.com rounded rectangular shape to represent a coiled snake. They both have similar curved lines depicting the body and markings of the snake. For a century and a half, it's an image that has been reprinted in many books about Ohio Archaeology. Abstract, yet an immediately recognizable likeness, Squier and Davis' famous black line sketch of a coiled rattlesnake tablet from Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley is shown in Figure 1. It's a sketch that appears both noble and powerful in character—and one that cannot help but to invite curiosity about the object itself.