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The Newark Octagon Earthworks are ancient geoglyphs located in Ohio, created by the Hopewell people between approximately 200 BC and 500 AD. This large geometric earthwork features a precisely constructed octagon, notable for its alignment with lunar standstills suggesting astronomical observation a...
The Newark Great Circle Earthwork is an ancient geometric earthwork located in Ohio. Constructed by the Hopewell culture around 1 CE, it represents a significant example of their complex land management and astronomical knowledge. This large circular enclosure, measuring approximately 1200 feet acro...
The Hopewell Mound Group is a large prehistoric earthwork and burial complex located in Ross County, Ohio. Dating from approximately 200 BC to 500 AD, it serves as the archaeological type site for the Hopewell culture, a widespread network of Native American societies during the Middle Woodland peri...
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Type site of Hopewell culture with major earthworks and burial evidence; strong North American significance.
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Mound City Group is a Hopewell culture earthwork site located along the Scioto River near Chillicothe, Ohio. The site comprises 23 earthen burial mounds enclosed within a rectangular earthen embankment covering approximately 5.2 hectares, with an entrance on its eastern side. The mounds were constru...
Mound City Group is a Hopewell ceremonial and burial complex beside the Scioto River near Chillicothe, Ohio. The earthwork contains 23 mounds enclosed by a low, roughly rectangular embankment; several mounds were built over structures used in mortuary ceremonies and contained finely made ritual obje...
Why this score
Well-known Hopewell burial complex with rich ceremonial record; high national heritage value.
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Fort Ancient Earthworks is a large Indigenous hilltop enclosure in southwestern Ohio, built by people of the Hopewell tradition roughly two thousand years ago. Its approximately 3.5 miles of earthen embankments and numerous gateways follow the contours of a plateau above the Little Miami River. Desp...
The Seip Earthworks is a large Hopewell culture ceremonial center located in the Paint Creek Valley of Ohio, USA, dating back to roughly 100 BC to 400 AD. The site is characterized by its massive geometric enclosures and a prominent central burial mound known as the Seip Mound. Excavations of the mo...
The High Bank Works is an ancient Hopewell culture earthwork complex located in Chillicothe, Ohio. Built between roughly 100 BCE and 500 CE, the site is distinct for its large octagonal geometric enclosure connected to a massive circular earthwork by a set of parallel embankment walls. Now part of t...
The Hopeton Earthworks are the remains of a Hopewell ceremonial complex near Chillicothe, Ohio, constructed roughly between 100 BCE and 400 CE. The site contained large circular and square earthen enclosures laid out with substantial geometric precision, along with parallel walls extending toward th...
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