shell mounds

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 42
pl. Anthrop.: Kitchen-middens (q. v.). "Outlying savages are still heaping up shell-mounds, like those of far-past Scand in avian antiquity."-Tylor: Prim . Cult . (ed. 1873), ii. 61. shell-out, s. A game at billiards. shell-parrakeet, s. Ornith.: Melopsittacus undulatus , an Australian species, easily distinguished by its breast of lovely green, and back delicately banded with black and yellow. It differs e entially from all other parrots in warbling a low, continuous, and not unlively melody, something like the English Whitethroat. It breeds in confinement very readily, if properly treated. Called also Undulated and Waved Gra Parrakeet.
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