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Stairway up Mound 14, Ingomar Mound

Update SE: Visiting Ingomar Mounds Site

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A view across the Hopewell site. Although badly deflated by plowing, walls and mounds can still be discerned in the now-protected preserve.

Update MW: Visiting the Sites of our Earliest Successes

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At the Carson Mounds Archaeological Field School near Clarksdale, Mississippi, Tulane University students listen to instructions from John Connaway, archaeologist with the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (seated). (Photos by Jayur Mehta/ Tulane University)

Update SE: Dr. Mehta at Carson Mounds Site Preserve

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Newark Earthworks, in Ohio, boasts the largest earthen enclosures in the world and we concluded the tour with a trip to the Great Circle and the Octagon Earthworks

Update MW: Moundbuilders’ of Ohio

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The Yorktown Enclosure survives within an isolated wood lot surrounded by agricultural fields that are being developed for commercial purposes.

Yorktown (Indiana)

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Preserving Steel Earthworks (Ohio)

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Book Review: Hopewell Ceremonial Landscapes of Ohio

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Potter mound tour visit

TAC Completes Protection of Potter Mound in Northwest Arkansas

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These Late Woodland stemmed points were found in the fields around both mounds of Sally Warren Mounds.

Sally Warren Mounds (Louisiana)

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Under 2 feet of topsoil, the archaeology team found stained soil circles – post holes from long-gone buildings and from disposal pits. COURTESY OF TONY BOUDREAUX

Rubbish dig casts new light on pre-Columbian village

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