A PowerPoint presentation focusing specifically on a group of prehistoric mounds which once dotted the landscape between Paint Street and the Adena mansion and have since been lost to farming and development. This program will be three-fold with: 1) an overview of the extent of Ross County’s prehistoric man-made landscape at the time of the […]
Join the Friends of Hopewell Culture NHP each 2nd Saturday in June, July, and August for walking tours led by Park Archeologists, Dr. Bret Ruby and Dr. Tim Everhart. These expert guides will lead us on learning expeditions through the awe-inspiring American Indian ceremonial earthworks protected at Hopewell Culture National Historical Park. Date: Saturday, June […]
Join the Friends of Hopewell Culture NHP each 2nd Saturday in June, July, and August for walking tours led by Park Archeologists, Dr. Bret Ruby and Dr. Tim Everhart. These expert guides will lead us on learning expeditions through the awe-inspiring American Indian ceremonial earthworks protected at Hopewell Culture National Historical Park. Date: Saturday, July […]
Join Dr. Tim Everhart, Cultural Resource Program Manager at the Hopeton Earthworks, Saturday, August 12 at 9 am. Dr. Everhart will lead visitors on a guided learning expedition through the awe-inspiring American Indian earthworks protected at Hopeton. The tour is free. The tour will last approximately 2-3 hours, and will cover 2-3 miles over unpaved, […]
Learn about the recent digs at Hopeton Earthworks with Dr. Timothy Everhart
Logan grew up just north of where the tribal government is seated today, participating in Tribal events in Miami, Oklahoma. He attended eewansaapita, a summer program for myaamiaki starting at nine years old and was later a counselor at the camp. As a myaamiaki student at Miami University, he continued his education about Miami people, […]
Join us on July 20th at OU-Chillicothe for an engaging talk by Todd Stephenson, a retired geologist with extensive knowledge of North America's geological history. This presentation promises to offer valuable knowledge and a deeper understanding of the ancient people who once inhabited this region.
Talon Silverhorn of the Eastern Shawnee Nation will share the history, culture and experiences of the Shawnee to the natural landscape. Talon is the current superintendent of the Great Council State Park near Xenia. Join us for an hour long conversation on Shawnee history, culture, and connection to ancestral landscapes. Discover how the end of […]
