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In reply to the discussion: A group of giant mounds built by Native Americans thousands of years ago just became the US' newest [View all]

Judi Lynn

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8. No doubt their historical importance is going to increase wildly, as they learn more.
Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #2)
Fri Sep 29, 2023, 02:47 AM
Sep 2023

They look fascinating in photos, especially realizing they are actually ancient!

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A group of giant mounds built by Native Americans thousands of years ago just became the US' newest [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2023 OP
Newark golf course on American Indian earthworks can be seized by Ohio, court rules Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #1
How in the F'n HELL was that ever approved on Indigenous land??? niyad Sep 2023 #4
I'll bet they just took it, as if the First People don't exist. Maybe gave them some more necklaces, Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #7
Sadly true. And without an atom of self-awareness or clue, it is called niyad Sep 2023 #12
We took a class trip to see those mounds, the Serpent Mound, and Adena when I sinkingfeeling Sep 2023 #2
No doubt their historical importance is going to increase wildly, as they learn more. Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #8
My husband and I toured the mounds on our own when we lived in Ohio. wnylib Oct 2023 #13
Excellent! And thank you. niyad Sep 2023 #3
Thank you for noting, niyad. Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #9
trying to figure out if the serpent mound is part this- mopinko Sep 2023 #5
Same here, mopinko. So glad you mentioned it. The area features look identical overall, don't they? Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #6
my son spent some time there. mopinko Sep 2023 #10
Not that you do not have enough to read and do, but here are a few books niyad Sep 2023 #11
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