Thank You, Ginger, for "putting it down for posterity" here; very good (great Light!) Work. This is the part of Ohio that I Love best, where the rolling Hills and the Rivers like the Lil' Miami make the Landscape similar to me beLoved Pennsyltuck. It seems that the early Peoples of Ohio also re-constructed some o' that lovely scenery from the Allegenys to the east. Your lates' 'Scriber, 🙂 Rick Bonner Pennsyltucky
I live very near here. With it's purposes being unknown, I have to consider the idea that societies have had intelligent, charismatic leaders who were a little bit crazy and had his people do things that don't make total scene. Such things could in part even be a form of social control. A rally point of great works and achievement for the people to get behind. They were just as human as any of us. We build monuments today to make us feel good about our hero's, our strifes and ourselves as a community. Such things can serve more than one function. We often designate an area as monument of remembrance and also make it a park for enjoyment. A multi-function space.
Absolutely well well read and research and this is one reason I prefer my children to be in private school to a certain extent the public school system do not tell the correct history of any type really of history of the truth
Hopewell Culture sites are found in Tennessee also! There's also connections with Paleo Hebrew inscription found in a undisturbed mound in 1889 thought to be a forgery adapted from Cherokee alphabet, however it wasn't until the inscription was found to say "we are Judeans " or the people of Judah depending on it's transcribe letters as the stone possibly once read... It's interesting be when this Bat Creek stone was discovered, Paleo Hebrew wasn't a language that was known or been discovered yet to transcribed by scholars
Thank you for sharing, Ginger! This video was very interesting!
Thank you too Tom!
Thank You, Ginger, for "putting it down for posterity" here; very good (great Light!) Work.
This is the part of Ohio that I Love best, where the rolling Hills and the Rivers like the Lil' Miami make the Landscape similar to me beLoved Pennsyltuck.
It seems that the early Peoples of Ohio also re-constructed some o' that lovely scenery from the Allegenys to the east.
Your lates' 'Scriber,
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Rick Bonner Pennsyltucky
Thank you so much Rick. I found that this topic, the Hopewell culture in this case, deserves so much more attention than it is given.
Super cool, thanks for sharing. New sub ❤
Thank you!
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I live very near here. With it's purposes being unknown, I have to consider the idea that societies have had intelligent, charismatic leaders who were a little bit crazy and had his people do things that don't make total scene. Such things could in part even be a form of social control. A rally point of great works and achievement for the people to get behind.
They were just as human as any of us. We build monuments today to make us feel good about our hero's, our strifes and ourselves as a community. Such things can serve more than one function. We often designate an area as monument of remembrance and also make it a park for enjoyment. A multi-function space.
Absolutely well well read and research and this is one reason I prefer my children to be in private school to a certain extent the public school system do not tell the correct history of any type really of history of the truth
Hopewell Culture sites are found in Tennessee also! There's also connections with Paleo Hebrew inscription found in a undisturbed mound in 1889 thought to be a forgery adapted from Cherokee alphabet, however it wasn't until the inscription was found to say "we are Judeans " or the people of Judah depending on it's transcribe letters as the stone possibly once read... It's interesting be when this Bat Creek stone was discovered, Paleo Hebrew wasn't a language that was known or been discovered yet to transcribed by scholars
Im gonna go visit that place someday .its freaking crazy to think about what it took to do that .
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Babylonian amorites
Peekoneena ancient