Near Glasgow is a cave
in the bluff of the river, in which many human bones were found. The cave was
never fully explored, and nothing beyond the mere fact of bones being found is
known concerning it. Another cave on Skaggs' Creek was discovered, in which
were found bones, but their size indicated that they were wholly the bones of
children. A bone was found in this cave--apparently a "Knight Templar drinking
cup"--which seemed that part of the skull about the crown of the head, and bore
traces of carving on the outside, and of having been scalloped on the edges. We
read of savage kings of olden times drinking wine from the skulls of their
slaughtered enemies; this may have been a custom among the prehistoric people
of the Ohio Valley."