At the Ohio History Connection, the foxes are in the henhouse and the hens think them friends. I recently visited the Ohio History Center to view the magnificent Native American artifact exhibits ...
It was a curious skull that some grave-openers in Ohio stood gazing upon last week. It bore a copper nose, supplied by a mortician who evidently knew that cartilage decays and that one would not want ...
It would be possible to tour Ohio Indian sites with the aid only of a good state map that includes parks and historic sites. But other sources can provide additional information and insight. Most of ...
EXPLORATION of a mound near North Benton, Ohio, has brought to light the remains of a structure identified as a temple in which a number of objects are apparently new to knowledge of the culture of ...
There’s a place called Serpent Mound which is along the Ohio River in Adams County, Ohio which is this really long – it’s only about three foot high so it’s not quite as impressive as the mounds of ...
BROOKFIELD - The town has contracted with University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services to locate and record the final resting places of indigenous people who lived in the region 3,000 years ago ...
Former Circleville resident Jerrel C. Anderson is a longtime researcher on the archaeology of the Midwest and is a member of multiple archaeological societies in Ohio and West Virginia. At the Ohio ...
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