Before the early American settlers moved into Ohio in the 1780s, the region was home to ancient Mound Builders and Native American tribes.

Whenever I give presentations about the amazing earthworks built by Ohio’s ancient American Indian cultures, a frequently asked question is, “How long did it take to build them?" In a new article on ...

Castle archaeologist Wes Clarke discusses the Conus mound in Marietta’s Mound Cemetery. It’s associated with the Adena culture, which was active in the Mid-Ohio Valley around 800 B.C. to A.D. 100.

An archeological dig in Brookfield has yielded Native American burial mounds dating as far back as 1,000 BC, researchers said. The remains, found at the Tobin Campground, belong to the Adena people, a ...

COLUMBUS (WCMH) — Bradley Lepper, Curator of Archaeology at the Ohio History Connection, studies earthworks built by Ohio’s earliest inhabitants and the cultural history gleaned from the tools and ...

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 ...