Ohio's Hopewell mounds are monuments to one of North America’s great prehistoric cultures. Constructed between 100 BCE and ...

The team, headed by anthropologist Kenneth Tankersley, described evidence of what must have been devastation among the extensive native communities of the Ohio River Valley, chiefly in southern Ohio.

The Hopewell ... North American society 1,600 years ago. A vibrant culture lived in the Ohio Valley from about 200 BCE to 300 CE. These people were the ancestors of many modern Native American ...

Through extensive surveys and analysis, Sewell determined that a Hopewell ... Ohio Department of Transportation, the state and Licking County historical societies and affiliated Native American ...

There’s scaled images of ancient rock art, models of Ohio’s environment centuries ago and excavated items used in Native American rituals ... tied to the Ohio River Valley to repatriate ...

Ohio is rich with Native American history ... the Great Miami River. The village's name came from a pole at the center that turned the area into a giant sundial. The Hopewell Ceremonial ...

Archaeologists have divided up what is more or less a continuum of 16,000 or more years of Native American ... to the Hopewell culture at around A.D. 1. The Adena culture built Ohio’s first ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio’s Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks are the nation’s newest UNESCO World Heritage site, a collection of sophisticated ancient Native American properties that showcase ...

The researchers found pottery, oven fragments and stone tools belonging to Hopewell ... Ohio Department of Transportation, the state and Licking County historical societies and affiliated Native ...