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There are stories of warriors that protect the burial sites of important Natives. Mostly Chiefs, but she seems to have been rather important too. Many Native stories tell of a time of giants raiding villages and stealing women and children. Things got so bad that the Natives begged for a way to stop the raids. So it happened that only the best, most aggressive warriors were blended with wolves. This worked and the giants were defeated. Now the wolfmen warriors were found to be way too aggressive and a threat to the people. The Creator was not happy over what was created and when begged to undo what the people created, instead refused. He said they will come and go for long periods of time, traveling between this world and else where. Now some were chosen to guard sacred sites as I mentioned, but still others come back and roam all over. Some are benign and some are not. As wolf hybrids they can and do form packs. This is the cryptid known as Dogman. If you've ever seen the movie Van Helsing or the Underworld movies, this is what they look like. The Beast of Bray Road in Wisconsin is also a Dogman. Given the choice of seeing a Sasqatch or a Dogman, I'd take the Sasquatch.
You were being watched. A female human (without a body) was up on the mound, watching you. Was it "The Princess"? I can't say, as I can't ask a video recording. She stayed nearly on the path. Nearly at the top of the path. Between, and mostly, behind the 2 big trees alongside the path. About 3: 53 to 3:54 she waves happily, as she realizes you are speaking respectfully about her people. And are honoring her and them - by remembering them. She made her QUITE happy, BTW.
@@Rags2Itches ...Wrong choice by my standards, but, I don't fear either. After all Sasquatch or Skin Walker are not their first names. Just common ones today.
You are indeed a great story teller, I could listen to you all day. The time and effort you put in, to find fakts are incredible, I'm impressed. Very interesting and educating even for a Swede.
I had heard about the earth mounds that were built by several different Native American tribes, but this was the very first time I had heard of an “air burst” similar to what took place in Siberia that completely decimated a huge area of forest. Another great video, John! The only thing wrong with it is that it just wasn’t long enough. 😁
Another interesting tale! You did look a bit nervous though. I have never understood why people would take artefacts/jewelry from a gravesite? Or why they would excavate the burial site. Maybe that's just me?! I would leave the site alone. Many thanks for all your hard work doing these videos, very much appreciated.😊
The video looks and sounds great on the iPhone. No problems there! The Hopewell culture sounds like the Algonquin Nation, which is also a larger group of various tribes. My great great grandmother was from the Algonquin tribe itself, and my dad always makes sure to point out the difference. I wish we knew what the Hopewell tribes actually called themselves so we could honor their memories better. Thanks for covering Native history this month! It's so important! ♥
@@CuriousHistoryYT thank you. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving. I do miss a good turkey day. I lived in the States for twenty years up until 2010, I think that’s why I enjoy your podcasts so much. As for the weather over here it’s been solid fog, the cold 🥶 type for the past 48 hours. Absolutely 🥰. Chesterfield I wish you were Arkansas. Once again have a lovely turkey day.
Another great history lesson, I would've been looking over my shoulder every minute. Such a pretty location. We truly do not know what really happened to them. Have a blessed night. Linda 💕 💕 😀 😀
So nice to hear this story and know that this princess was taken care of with respect when being moved 🙂. Thank you for such interesting and good stories. Shirl K - Texas 🐾🐾😎
We have mounds in Northeast Iowa that are spectacular. Every time I visit, I can feel and get a sense of the spiritual power of the people who lived there. Again, you've done an excellent job with your music and great story telling. Thanks for sharing this with us.
So interesting. I also could listen to you all day. I have a fascination for the Indians and their culture. Thanks for sharing. Blessings from Michigan.
Another GREAT story! I am glad some were preserved before they were all desecrated! I have studied about Tunguska and it is so scary when you realize that happened in the 1900's and could happen again! I was so excited when I got the notification that you had a new story! Thank you it made my evening! And maybe you were being watched?! I want to hear about the paranormal connected to that place! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Thank you Patricia! The stories of the paranormal around that mound are not well documented. Just quick notes on sightings of the princess as well as some sightings of a woman dressed in pioneer clothing. I can tell you that I definitely felt uneasy the entire time I was there. I kept looking over my shoulder and I definitely felt like I was being watched!
Hi John, yet another wonderful video and story. I had never heard of this, and it was facinating to hear about the Hopewell Culture. I thought when you were doing the video that something was close by you as you were looking around more than usual. That's usually a sign that those that have gone before have come back when you talk and explain there culture as they themselves are "curious about what you are doing." It's amazing that they were sending out, recieving and trading goods that far across the country, and i can only imagine their thoughts on the night the comet destroyed everything. I certaintly do hope that the Indian Princess has found peace, and has moved onto a better place. Also the sound quality and the video were excellent. Thank you for taking us along with you and continuing to share these remarkable stories. I hope you and all the family are well, stay safe on the road, and God bless you all.
I grew up in Stow/Kent area. There was a similar mound in our backyard in the woods. There was a story that Gypsies had robbed some money/jewels. They buried them in a cave that was in that backwoods. However, the cave collapsed with the treasure inside. It looked similar to this mound. Always was curious if there was a cave or it was a mound. Moved away a long time ago to ever find out. It may be a subdivision now.
Thank you sir for this fascinating video! It was so educational. I really enjoy all of your videos pertaining to Ohio's history, in particular the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. I am fascinated by paranormal stories, but also love to learn more history of our beautiful state of Ohio. You're doing a terrific job please keep posting these videos! And thank you so much.
Awesome coverage of the Hopewell Mound Culture. I've seen the small Serpent Mound at Rice Lake in Ontario, Canada. There is a very good museum there as well as a camp ground. Peterborough, Ontario has endangered native mounds and Petroglyph Park which contains a massive rock covered with glyphs. Many of the items found in the Mound you visited are almost replicas of items found at Spiro Mounds here in Oklahoma. I'd dare say the same crafter made them. One of the main central and powerful Native trading centers around at the time. Only 3 of the five mounds remain there. The Spiro Mounds are right on the Arkansas River.
@@CuriousHistoryYT I have only seen pictures of the Ohio mound and read articles about it. Surely the granddaddy of the small one I visited. I hope you do get to go there in the future.
Another awesome piece of history, beautifully explained, I got a creepy feeling she would walk from behind...👻... Thank you for your time to explain these amazing places,legends and myths to us ALL... x
We learn something new with each and every video you guys put out. I live 10 minutes from the serpent mound which was built on the edge of a large meteor strike which happened a million years before the mound was built. 15 years ago a large crop circle appeared in the corn field near the mound. All these mounds have great stories to tell . Thanks !
Always enjoy your videos. You have a great way of telling a story, good or bad, and keeping it interesting and informative. Always looking forward to your next video and what you will share next. As a side note, yes, you may have been being watched
Interesting history on the Hopewell culture. I have heard of burial grounds like you talked about but never would think in the Ohio region. I am glad the land is historical and can't be developed. I have never heard of an air burst. Keep up the great work John.
@@CuriousHistoryYT same here! My friend who lives in the area told me there’s a lot of sketchy things that go on there. Even though hardly anyone was there, it was just off-putting.
Another great bit of history. I love history and you have a knack for making it interesting to those who aren't particularly interested in it. Thank you!
Good evening to you. Another fascinating piece of history. I had never heard of the Hopewell Culture before. We have similar burial mounds here in the UK, there are several sites of these 'Barrows'. Some contain full skeletal remains, some contain cremated remains in urns like the mound you show. I'm really enjoying this series about Native history. Best regards to you on this Remembrance Sunday in UK.
Wow, interesting History lesson. I never knew this part of History until now. So thank you. Would be interesting to hear what paranormal stories are associated with the mound also. Well maybe that's another video. But I guess it was kind of Erie being back there by yourself. But thanks so much. See ya next time. Joe from The Paranormal Side.
Thank you Joe! Great to see you here! There are some paranormal tales associated with the site but they are very brief. I can tell you I was very spooked myself being there.
As someone who has both Irish and Native American ancestry, I found the burial mounds interesting. There is Newgrange in County Meath, Ireland, for example. And I learned briefly about ancient American burial mounds in grade school. Thanks for filling out that information! I so agree that the worst that can happen to any people is invasion and atrocities.
Bah, iPhone was NO issues whatsoever. :) Well done, and I learned a lot today that I didn't know. I've brushed the surface of Hopewell but there is a lot for me left to learn so you had awesome timing. Have you seen the Serpent's Mound yet in Adams County? It's on my bucket list of "MUST GO" when there's a combination of car, time, and gas which never seem to happen now that I'm "adult'ing" :) . How many mounds do we have in NE Ohio? I didn't know about the one in Portage (Kim probably could have enlightened me; she hits every park for hikes in a 90 mile radius from Canton!) so there has to be a few I am clueless about. I also like seeing you have more Patreons. Hopefully more folks can join to help make your trips a bit easier on the gas tank, etc! I saw the post on my main TH-cam page and was like, YAY! Another video! :) Have an amazing day and hopefully this week goes peacefully for you.
Thank you! I hope your week is fantastic! We wanted to go to the serpent mound but the car is acting up so we have to stick around NE Ohio in case something happens. Hopefully one day we will be past all the money issues and take on a bigger travel schedule!
Food for thought...Curious History, I believe that there are people who are related to long lost civilizations, who are walking among us this very day. Of course, these living relatives of today may not be aware of their ancestry. So many things can happen very quickly when civilizations are due for change, and that civilizations and traditions can be erased, and all forgotten. It's nothing new for different nationalities to marry up and have mixed children? that's been around for a long, long time. It's nothing bad, things just get lost in the shuffle. Like towns can be lost forever, as well a place of burial for thousands of nameless souls, a cemetery. Lost cemeteries can be discovered almost anywhere, with the town long gone with just stone foundations of what was a home were people lived a long time ago. Ooops! don't trip over the headstones that are probably near-by those old foundations...GREAT PRESETATION BIG GUY, KUTOS! love the channel. signed, Greg the Egg.
Astronomers estimate that a meteor storm on Nov. 12-13, 1833, bombarded Earth's atmosphere with more than 30,000 meteors an hour blazing over Alabama and much of the rest of the country. Amazing. Thus the song, "Stars fell on Alabama".
As always, this was a great and informative video. In fact, this was a piece of history that I did not know about. Thank you for that. I have a question: Most people think the Adena people built the Serpent Mound. Do you go with that as well, and have you considered doing a video there?
Would love to go to the Serpent mound. Unfortunately the car is acting up a bit so traveling that far south is probably not a good idea. As far as who built it, I think the jury is still out on that one. I hear independent testing was done on it and one test suggests the Fort Ancient Culture and the other test suggests the Adena. I’m perfectly content with thinking one culture started it and the other finished it but I’m sure that people a lot smarter than I am will give us the real answer.
Hi. John. Ever heard of the only public hanging in Medina, Ohio.? For the murders of my not to distant relatives, The Foote family. Foot note : there was an accomplice. A man named Patterson, found guilty of murder,in Michigan, many years later, admitted to having a hand in this crime. Thanks.
@@CuriousHistoryYT Hi. Do you have a email for this channel...? I have another story, that, few who are still alive know anything about. WW ll era, that happened in Massillon.....
Had the Hopewell Culture become corrupt? I bring that up because the Bronze Age city of Tall el- Hammam is being excavated and there's evidence that the ruins had been exposed to temps of 3600 plus degrees. Scientists believe that is was a cosmic burst. They also believe that it was the location of the Biblical city of Sodom. Hmmm? Curious. Thank you for another thought provoking piece of History!
I had also heard that Rick. Makes a lot of sense to me. Raining fire and brimstone sounds exactly like an air burst to me! Thank you for your support as always!
There was some kind of geological/meteorological event around 536 a.D. that's explained on YT Got to go back a view it again. Wonder if there might be a connection or a coincidence, or any correlation at all.
@@CuriousHistoryYT A quick review (YT rarely offers full comprehensive details) seems that volcanism (dominant theory: eruptions in Iceland or Central America similar to, or greater than Mt Tambora, 1815) dimmed insolation, crops failed, famine and disease throughout Europe and eastwards. Another, less ascribed theory, is a comet impact over / between Europe and the American continents. Similar disruption of society: empires fell, mass human migration.
I do believe Indian mound mall in Newark is built on top of Indian mounds back in the day😡🤬 I always refused since a kid to go to that mall because of that. Local native Ohio Indians I’ve always been interested in because I’ve resided here for except when I lived in Tennessee, stationed in Germany, Afghanistan and Mississippi. Love your videos so so much!❤️ i think also on route 256 left side leaving Pickerington Ohio heading to Baltimore i do believe they built homes on some there too😡.
@@CuriousHistoryYT exactly thank you so so much!! It is repulsive to me😢 but oh let some this current generation happen to their families bury areas and they would be flipping out smh but I so SO love your videos and need to show my g n g white TH-cam since they have internet now after all these years because I think they both would LOVE to watch your videos Gma White definitely.❤️
What a shame that culture and history have been destroyed so modern man can't live in subdivisions in the suburbs what a wonderful story thank you John for sharing it with us no need to apologize for the video consider it going back to the basics you could do in in betamax I would still appreciate it have a wonderful evening my friend
There was traid with this land starting with ejypt 4000 years ago to get the copper out of michiganthis was used to make bronze age equipment this traid ended with the fall of rome by the muslems. Most of the sailers would have been israelites.
This was an amazing place to visit. Even though we didn't touch on the paranormal tales attributed to this mound, I must tell you that being alone in the woods at this burial site was very unnerving. I found myself constantly looking over my shoulder as if I was being watched!
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There are stories of warriors that protect the burial sites of important Natives. Mostly Chiefs, but she seems to have been rather important too. Many Native stories tell of a time of giants raiding villages and stealing women and children. Things got so bad that the Natives begged for a way to stop the raids. So it happened that only the best, most aggressive warriors were blended with wolves. This worked and the giants were defeated. Now the wolfmen warriors were found to be way too aggressive and a threat to the people.
The Creator was not happy over what was created and when begged to undo what the people created, instead refused. He said they will come and go for long periods of time, traveling between this world and else where.
Now some were chosen to guard sacred sites as I mentioned, but still others come back and roam all over. Some are benign and some are not. As wolf hybrids they can and do form packs.
This is the cryptid known as Dogman. If you've ever seen the movie Van Helsing or the Underworld movies, this is what they look like. The Beast of Bray Road in Wisconsin is also a Dogman.
Given the choice of seeing a Sasqatch or a Dogman, I'd take the Sasquatch.
You were being watched. A female human (without a body) was up on the mound, watching you. Was it "The Princess"? I can't say, as I can't ask a video recording. She stayed nearly on the path. Nearly at the top of the path. Between, and mostly, behind the 2 big trees alongside the path. About 3: 53 to 3:54 she waves happily, as she realizes you are speaking respectfully about her people. And are honoring her and them - by remembering them. She made her QUITE happy, BTW.
Thank you for your time and sharing. Enjoyed the story.
I would too!!!!!! Great info!
@@Rags2Itches ...Wrong choice by my standards, but, I don't fear either. After all Sasquatch or Skin Walker are not their first names. Just common ones today.
You are indeed a great story teller, I could listen to you all day. The time and effort you put in, to find fakts are incredible, I'm impressed. Very interesting and educating even for a Swede.
Thank you for this Elisabeth! Very kind of you! 😊😊😊
I had heard about the earth mounds that were built by several different Native American tribes, but this was the very first time I had heard of an “air burst” similar to what took place in Siberia that completely decimated a huge area of forest. Another great video, John! The only thing wrong with it is that it just wasn’t long enough. 😁
Thank you Me Me! I have to be honest, I was so spooked while I was there I couldn’t wait to finish filming!
Thank you for your support as always! 😊😊😊
You have got my daughter hooked. Her and her friends. Have been binge watching.
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Another interesting tale! You did look a bit nervous though. I have never understood why people would take artefacts/jewelry from a gravesite? Or why they would excavate the burial site. Maybe that's just me?! I would leave the site alone. Many thanks for all your hard work doing these videos, very much appreciated.😊
I was extremely nervous Kiwi! The entire time I was there I kept looking over my shoulder.
The video looks and sounds great on the iPhone. No problems there! The Hopewell culture sounds like the Algonquin Nation, which is also a larger group of various tribes. My great great grandmother was from the Algonquin tribe itself, and my dad always makes sure to point out the difference. I wish we knew what the Hopewell tribes actually called themselves so we could honor their memories better. Thanks for covering Native history this month! It's so important! ♥
Bless you SomaTwin Stories! Thank you for watching! 😊😊😊
Lovely program. Great information. You have made my Sunday evening here in GB.
Glad to hear it Michaela! Thank you for watching! Hope all is well and you’re staying warm!
@@CuriousHistoryYT thank you. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving. I do miss a good turkey day. I lived in the States for twenty years up until 2010, I think that’s why I enjoy your podcasts so much. As for the weather over here it’s been solid fog, the cold 🥶 type for the past 48 hours. Absolutely 🥰. Chesterfield I wish you were Arkansas. Once again have a lovely turkey day.
Another great history lesson, I would've been looking over my shoulder every minute. Such a pretty location. We truly do not know what really happened to them. Have a blessed night. Linda 💕 💕 😀 😀
Thank you Linda. Definitely had an uneasy time while I was there…alone!
So nice to hear this story and know that this princess was taken care of with respect when being moved 🙂. Thank you for such interesting and good stories. Shirl K - Texas 🐾🐾😎
Thank you Shirl! 😊😊😊
We have mounds in Northeast Iowa that are spectacular. Every time I visit, I can feel and get a sense of the spiritual power of the people who lived there. Again, you've done an excellent job with your music and great story telling. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thank you for your support Jan! 😊😊😊
So interesting. I also could listen to you all day. I have a fascination for the Indians and their culture. Thanks for sharing. Blessings from Michigan.
Thank you LillyPad! Blessings to you as well! 😊😊😊
Work in Ross county ohio and have pulled up in the national park there . Nice to learn more
This brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for doing your part to keep history alive--for everyone.
My pleasure Dolores. Thank YOU for watching!
Another GREAT story! I am glad some were preserved before they were all desecrated! I have studied about Tunguska and it is so scary when you realize that happened in the 1900's and could happen again! I was so excited when I got the notification that you had a new story! Thank you it made my evening! And maybe you were being watched?! I want to hear about the paranormal connected to that place! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Thank you Patricia! The stories of the paranormal around that mound are not well documented. Just quick notes on sightings of the princess as well as some sightings of a woman dressed in pioneer clothing.
I can tell you that I definitely felt uneasy the entire time I was there. I kept looking over my shoulder and I definitely felt like I was being watched!
@@CuriousHistoryYT WOW! ❤ ❤ ❤
Hi John, yet another wonderful video and story. I had never heard of this, and it was facinating to hear about the Hopewell Culture. I thought when you were doing the video that something was close by you as you were looking around more than usual. That's usually a sign that those that have gone before have come back when you talk and explain there culture as they themselves are "curious about what you are doing." It's amazing that they were sending out, recieving and trading goods that far across the country, and i can only imagine their thoughts on the night the comet destroyed everything. I certaintly do hope that the Indian Princess has found peace, and has moved onto a better place. Also the sound quality and the video were excellent. Thank you for taking us along with you and continuing to share these remarkable stories. I hope you and all the family are well, stay safe on the road, and God bless you all.
Thank you Lewis!
I was being watched I’m sure of it! Haven’t felt that uneasy in a while.
I appreciate your support as always my friend!
Thanks for this! Love Native American history.
Thank you for supporting the channel Failed Foster! 😊😊😊
Very well done as usual you look and sound fine Happy Veterans Day
Happy Veterans Day to you too my friend!
I grew up in Stow/Kent area. There was a similar mound in our backyard in the woods. There was a story that Gypsies had robbed some money/jewels. They buried them in a cave that was in that backwoods. However, the cave collapsed with the treasure inside. It looked similar to this mound. Always was curious if there was a cave or it was a mound. Moved away a long time ago to ever find out. It may be a subdivision now.
VERY interesting! Thank you!
That was terrific. Thank You.
Thank YOU for watching Andy! 😊
Amazing and great story well told. Thank you
My pleasure. Thank you my friend! 😊😊😊
Thank you sir for this fascinating video! It was so educational. I really enjoy all of your videos pertaining to Ohio's history, in particular the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. I am fascinated by paranormal stories, but also love to learn more history of our beautiful state of Ohio. You're doing a terrific job please keep posting these videos! And thank you so much.
Bless you Maybeth! I really appreciate comments like this. It helps more than you realize!
Awesome coverage of the Hopewell Mound Culture. I've seen the small Serpent Mound at Rice Lake in Ontario, Canada. There is a very good museum there as well as a camp ground. Peterborough, Ontario has endangered native mounds and Petroglyph Park which contains a massive rock covered with glyphs.
Many of the items found in the Mound you visited are almost replicas of items found at Spiro Mounds here in Oklahoma. I'd dare say the same crafter made them. One of the main central and powerful Native trading centers around at the time. Only 3 of the five mounds remain there. The Spiro Mounds are right on the Arkansas River.
Awesome info! Thank you for sharing this!
There is a large serpent mound in southern Ohio but car issues prevented us from traveling that far.
@@CuriousHistoryYT I have only seen pictures of the Ohio mound and read articles about it. Surely the granddaddy of the small one I visited. I hope you do get to go there in the future.
Another awesome piece of history, beautifully explained, I got a creepy feeling she would walk from behind...👻... Thank you for your time to explain these amazing places,legends and myths to us ALL... x
I felt the same feeling Sharon!
Thank you for watching! 😊😊😊
Thank you for spreading these historic tales. I live in Michigan and the native lore is fascinating and needs to be repeated so it never dies.
Thank you for this Paige! I appreciate the support! 😊😊😊
We learn something new with each and every video you guys put out. I live 10 minutes from the serpent mound which was built on the edge of a large meteor strike which happened a million years before the mound was built. 15 years ago a large crop circle appeared in the corn field near the mound. All these mounds have great stories to tell . Thanks !
Awesome info John! Thanks for sharing it! 😊😊😊
Always enjoy your videos. You have a great way of telling a story, good or bad, and keeping it interesting and informative. Always looking forward to your next video and what you will share next. As a side note, yes, you may have been being watched
Thank you Gary! I believe you when you say I may have been watched. I could feel it!
Interesting history on the Hopewell culture. I have heard of burial grounds like you talked about but never would think in the Ohio region. I am glad the land is historical and can't be developed. I have never heard of an air burst. Keep up the great work John.
Thank you for all your support Edward! I really appreciate it my friend! 😊😊😊
Thank you for this story. Keep the videos coming. I grew up in Ohio and enjoy the history lessons.
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I was just at Towner’s Woods yesterday! It’s a nice park, but there’s just something a bit creepy about it.
I agree Marc! I kept looking over my shoulder. Felt like I was being watched!
@@CuriousHistoryYT same here! My friend who lives in the area told me there’s a lot of sketchy things that go on there. Even though hardly anyone was there, it was just off-putting.
Perfect way to describe it Marc!
Another great bit of history. I love history and you have a knack for making it interesting to those who aren't particularly interested in it. Thank you!
Very kind of you Kathleen! Thank you! 😊😊😊
That was awesome John.
Thank you my friend! 😊😊😊
@@CuriousHistoryYT You're welcome my friend.
Fascinating! 👍
Thanks for watching Graham!
I love this! You really do your homework!
Thank you for the kind words Teresa! I really appreciate it! 😊😊😊
I really enjoyed that! I mountain bike at Horn’s Hill park in Newark, also known as a Hopewell area
Thanks for the video and everything sounds great 👍
Thank you Gary! 😊😊
Oh, my! I've never heard of the comet events before.
It was a shock for me as well Elizabeth!
Good evening to you. Another fascinating piece of history. I had never heard of the Hopewell Culture before. We have similar burial mounds here in the UK, there are several sites of these 'Barrows'. Some contain full skeletal remains, some contain cremated remains in urns like the mound you show. I'm really enjoying this series about Native history. Best regards to you on this Remembrance Sunday in UK.
Thank you for watching Dawn! I appreciate your support! I hope all is well for you in the UK!
Fascinating. Ty
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I love your content!! Keep it up!!
Thank you Rebecca! 😊😊😊😊😊
Wow, interesting History lesson. I never knew this part of History until now. So thank you. Would be interesting to hear what paranormal stories are associated with the mound also. Well maybe that's another video. But I guess it was kind of Erie being back there by yourself. But thanks so much. See ya next time. Joe from The Paranormal Side.
Thank you Joe! Great to see you here!
There are some paranormal tales associated with the site but they are very brief.
I can tell you I was very spooked myself being there.
@@CuriousHistoryYT Lol,. Bet so. Thanks again.
Thank You very interesting 👍
Thank you Cher! 😊😊😊
As someone who has both Irish and Native American ancestry, I found the burial mounds interesting. There is Newgrange in County Meath, Ireland, for example. And I learned briefly about ancient American burial mounds in grade school. Thanks for filling out that information! I so agree that the worst that can happen to any people is invasion and atrocities.
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Bah, iPhone was NO issues whatsoever. :) Well done, and I learned a lot today that I didn't know. I've brushed the surface of Hopewell but there is a lot for me left to learn so you had awesome timing. Have you seen the Serpent's Mound yet in Adams County? It's on my bucket list of "MUST GO" when there's a combination of car, time, and gas which never seem to happen now that I'm "adult'ing" :) . How many mounds do we have in NE Ohio? I didn't know about the one in Portage (Kim probably could have enlightened me; she hits every park for hikes in a 90 mile radius from Canton!) so there has to be a few I am clueless about.
I also like seeing you have more Patreons. Hopefully more folks can join to help make your trips a bit easier on the gas tank, etc! I saw the post on my main TH-cam page and was like, YAY! Another video! :) Have an amazing day and hopefully this week goes peacefully for you.
Thank you! I hope your week is fantastic!
We wanted to go to the serpent mound but the car is acting up so we have to stick around NE Ohio in case something happens. Hopefully one day we will be past all the money issues and take on a bigger travel schedule!
@@CuriousHistoryYT It may sound silly, but could you walk around it in the video? I do really want to see it, and it'd be seeing it through proxy.
When we get down there I promise to take you on a virtual tour!
Food for thought...Curious History, I believe that there are people who are related to long lost civilizations, who are walking among us this very day. Of course, these living relatives of today may not be aware of their ancestry. So many things can happen very quickly when civilizations are due for change, and that civilizations and traditions can be erased, and all forgotten. It's nothing new for different nationalities to marry up and have mixed children? that's been around for a long, long time. It's nothing bad, things just get lost in the shuffle. Like towns can be lost forever, as well a place of burial for thousands of nameless souls, a cemetery. Lost cemeteries can be discovered almost anywhere, with the town long gone with just stone foundations of what was a home were people lived a long time ago. Ooops! don't trip over the headstones that are probably near-by those old foundations...GREAT PRESETATION BIG GUY, KUTOS! love the channel. signed, Greg the Egg.
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Astronomers estimate that a meteor storm on Nov. 12-13, 1833, bombarded Earth's atmosphere with more than 30,000 meteors an hour blazing over Alabama and much of the rest of the country. Amazing. Thus the song, "Stars fell on Alabama".
Yes! That’s great info Pamela! 😊
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As always, this was a great and informative video. In fact, this was a piece of history that I did not know about. Thank you for that.
I have a question: Most people think the Adena people built the Serpent Mound. Do you go with that as well, and have you considered doing a video there?
Would love to go to the Serpent mound. Unfortunately the car is acting up a bit so traveling that far south is probably not a good idea.
As far as who built it, I think the jury is still out on that one. I hear independent testing was done on it and one test suggests the Fort Ancient Culture and the other test suggests the Adena. I’m perfectly content with thinking one culture started it and the other finished it but I’m sure that people a lot smarter than I am will give us the real answer.
Great videos.
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Mississippian Indians at Cahokia mounds. Illinois. Same mounds plus the huge mound called monks mound. The city center.
There is also a town in southern Ohio that built their town around the mound. Good to see some people had some respect for these important earthworks!
@@CuriousHistoryYT Cahokia mounds is a historic site with regular activities and an interpretive center.
Love the story!
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Amazing video
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Hi. John. Ever heard of the only public hanging in Medina, Ohio.?
For the murders of my not to distant relatives,
The Foote family.
Foot note : there was an accomplice.
A man named Patterson, found guilty of murder,in Michigan, many years later, admitted to having a hand in this crime. Thanks.
Thank you for this Gregg! I’m adding it to our list!
@@CuriousHistoryYT Hi. Do you have a email for this channel...? I have another story, that, few who are still alive know anything about. WW ll era, that happened in Massillon.....
Yep. You can reach me at
CuriousHistoryYT@gmail.com
Had the Hopewell Culture become corrupt? I bring that up because the Bronze Age city of Tall el- Hammam is being excavated and there's evidence that the ruins had been exposed to temps of 3600 plus degrees. Scientists believe that is was a cosmic burst. They also believe that it was the location of the Biblical city of Sodom. Hmmm? Curious. Thank you for another thought provoking piece of History!
I had also heard that Rick. Makes a lot of sense to me. Raining fire and brimstone sounds exactly like an air burst to me!
Thank you for your support as always!
There was some kind of geological/meteorological event around 536 a.D. that's explained on YT Got to go back a view it again. Wonder if there might be a connection or a coincidence, or any correlation at all.
Could be the same Thomas. Let me know what you find!
@@CuriousHistoryYT A quick review (YT rarely offers full comprehensive details) seems that volcanism (dominant theory: eruptions in Iceland or Central America similar to, or greater than Mt Tambora, 1815) dimmed insolation, crops failed, famine and disease throughout Europe and eastwards.
Another, less ascribed theory, is a comet impact over / between Europe and the American continents. Similar disruption of society: empires fell, mass human migration.
Very interesting, as I read the words Hopewell Cult in Ishmael
Love the video. I'm curious what the source for the map is at 7:19?
Thank you Stewart. I’ll have to look thru my notes and see
I do believe Indian mound mall in Newark is built on top of Indian mounds back in the day😡🤬 I always refused since a kid to go to that mall because of that. Local native Ohio Indians I’ve always been interested in because I’ve resided here for except when I lived in Tennessee, stationed in Germany, Afghanistan and Mississippi. Love your videos so so much!❤️ i think also on route 256 left side leaving Pickerington Ohio heading to Baltimore i do believe they built homes on some there too😡.
Thank you Zac! It’s unimaginable to me how we mistreat such important places in the name of progress.
Thank you for watching!
@@CuriousHistoryYT exactly thank you so so much!! It is repulsive to me😢 but oh let some this current generation happen to their families bury areas and they would be flipping out smh but I so SO love your videos and need to show my g n g white TH-cam since they have internet now after all these years because I think they both would LOVE to watch your videos Gma White definitely.❤️
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Thank you Mindy! 😊😊😊
What a shame that culture and history have been destroyed so modern man can't live in subdivisions in the suburbs what a wonderful story thank you John for sharing it with us no need to apologize for the video consider it going back to the basics you could do in in betamax I would still appreciate it have a wonderful evening my friend
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You are too kind Thom! Thank you!
The Hopewell Airburst?
This similar to the indigenous people of California.
I think you’re right BAZERKLY. 😊
There was traid with this land starting with ejypt 4000 years ago to get the copper out of michiganthis was used to make bronze age equipment this traid ended with the fall of rome by the muslems. Most of the sailers would have been israelites.
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The stories of Native Americans are amazing and very sad for all they suffered by the white man. Great story 💯
Thank you for your continued support Liz!