@MalcolmNance I want you to come to the Mound/Wright-Patt and I will personally introduce you to the current great restaurants and bars in our neck of the woods here in Ohio!?
@human_not_bees So many Ohio haters. Here is some less hateful info: Cincinnati holds one of the largest Oktoberfests, Peebles has Serpent Mound N.Amer effigy, comic’s Hall of Justice is based on Cinci’s irl Union Terminal + Ohio played important role in Underground Railroad
As if the thousands of private golf courses occupying land in the US weren't sacrilegious enough, this Ohio golf club incorporated a 2500-year-old sacred Hopewell earth mound into its course. https://t.co/OrfD6HxPaE #decolonize
i just saw that the 'master plan' for man mound (the only remaining human-shaped effigy mound in n. america) in sauk county, #wisconsin is out.
i'm looking forward to reading thru this week!
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Really Cool Iowa Fact: Iowa is home to about 2526 acres of sacred mounds in the shape of bears, deer, etc. that date to about 450CE. They're really amazing and worth multiple visits. We're very proud to contain @EffigyMound National Monument.
#CemeteryPodcast- Episode: 8, Part: 1
We feature a famous historical black cemetery. We visit an Effigy Mound in Ohio & kick off our conversation with historian, necro traveler, & creator of the cemetery blog Adventures in Cemetery Hopping @TraciRylands https://t.co/4kgHvi2xy3
The Great Serpent Mound is a 1,348-foot-long (411 m), three-foot-high prehistoric effigy mound on a plateau of the Serpent Mound crater along Ohio Brush Creek in Adams County, Ohio.
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#ManMound located in Sauk County, Wisconsin, is the only human-shaped effigy mound left in North America. The National Park Service reports that mound depicts a shaman or a human transforming into a spirit.
[Photo: Ethan Brodsky/Sauk County Historical Society]
So many cool pieces in the “Spiro and the Art of the Mississippian World” exhibition that opened yesterday. Check out this Earthmother Effigy Pipe from Spiro Site AD 900-1400. You can go to https://t.co/Wx9ZjP8O9K to learn more. #HashtagTheCowboy Thanks, Tim