DAYTON — The Dayton Society of Natural History on Wednesday, July 22, announced details on how it will begin managing day-to-day operations of Fort Ancient in Oregonia beginning Aug. 1. The society ...
The Fort Ancient Earthworks in Warren County is located on a wooded plateau about 260 feet above the east bank of the Little Miami River in Washington Twp., Warren County. Here are seven things to ...
A brief history of archaeological investigations at Fort Ancient, Warren County, Ohio / Martha Potter Otto -- The history of Fort Ancient as a center for public education / Jack K. Blosser -- The ...
Apr. 18—Today is World Heritage Day, and this week the Ohio History Connection and its partners at the National Park Service have organized special events at the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks, Ohio's ...
The ancient American Indian Hopewell culture is best known for the array of monumental earthworks they built in the valleys of central and southern Ohio between AD 1 and 400. These architectural ...
A calendar marking mound at Fort Ancient is one of four that were used to track the passage of time. Thursday marks one year since Ohio's Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks were inscribed on the UNESCO ...
American Indians some 2,000 years ago constructed this earthen wall in Oregonia to align perfectly with the sun on the shortest day of the year. Every December, on the shortest day of the year as fall ...
A network of ancient Native American earthworks sites in Ohio has become the first in the state and only 25th in the country to be inscribed as a World Heritage site A network of ancient Native ...
Archaeologists are interested in moments in time when big changes happened, such as when free-wandering hunters and gatherers settled down and took up farming; or when small dispersed farming ...
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