Here are the illustrations that go with the article. The numbering may be slightly off.


map.gifFigure 1 Locator Map




mima_bretz.gifFigure 2 Diagram from Bretz


mima_far_a.gifFigure 3 Aerial photograph of Mima Mounds


mounds_and_barn.gifFigure 4 Aerial view, from Kruckeberg


mima_scheffer_cross_section_21b.jpgFigure 5 Cross section with shovel and rail grade in foreground, from Scheffer.


mound_cross_kr.gifFigure 6 Cross section showing darker soil on top with gravely substrate, from Kruckeberg


pollen3.gifFigure 7 Pollen diagram from Kruckeberg


pollen4.gifFigure 8 Pollen diagram from Kruckeberg


mimacloseup_a.gifFigure 9 Aerial view with Douglas fir invasion


wessel2a.gifFigure 10 Uprooted stump from Wessels


wessels1a.gifFigure 11 Mounds long after stumps have decayed with second growth of trees. From Wessels.


blowdown.gifFigure 12 Stump uprooted in 1921 blowdown on Olympic Peninsula


mound_root_20b.jpgFigure 13 Rootlike intrusion, from Scheffer