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Ohio Archaeological Council Fall Membership Meeting 3 Nov 2007 Ohio

Submitted by bat400 on Sunday, 28 October 2007  Page Views: 1396

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The fall membership meeting of the Ohio Archaeological Council will be held this coming Saturday, 3 Nov 2007, at the Newark Ohio campus of Ohio State University. The morning and afternoon programs are free and open to the public without pre-registration.

A luncheon council meeting is for members only.

Sessions include poster displays and research project updates on
* Spruce Hill Earthworks (Jarrod Banks)
* Fort Ancient (R. Riordan)
* Danbury (B. Redmond)
and several other projects.
Afternoon sessions with be multiple presentations under the subject: Re-Investigating Ohio Hopewell Earthworks and Settlements.
Sessions begin at 0930 at the Reese Center Auditorium.

For more, see this link to download a program flyer.
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Among the sites in the Newark area are --- by Anonymous on Monday, 29 October 2007
Newark Earthworks:
This is a link
This is a link

Alligator Mound:
This is a link

Flint Ridge Park:
This is a link

There are many other, smaller sites.
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Re: Ohio Archaeological Council Fall Membership Meeting 3 Nov 2007 by Aluta on Sunday, 28 October 2007
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Anyone going to Newark should make a point of seeing the extant parts of the Newark Complex, the "Alligator" Mound in nearby Granville, and Flint Hill, the source of the beautiful flint worked and traded near the Newark site. And Dr. Brad Lepper is a font of knowledge if you have questions and can get him going. There are more mounds nearby. They're so common around there that no fuss is made over them.
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