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Who were the first peole to set foot in Ohio?

Understanding who were Ohio s first people is important to understanding our history.

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Beautiful : 2,000-year-old Hopewell dwelling site found in Ohio

The archaeological excavation revealed pottery, oven fragments and various stone tools, including flint tools mined east of Newark.

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Investigators Reveal New Details About Murder Of Missing Union County Woman

Investigators Reveal New Details About Murder Of Missing Union County Woman
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Cherry Valley Road bridge project reveals 2,000-year-old dwelling site

The archaeological excavation revealed pottery, oven fragments and various stone tools, including flint tools mined east of Newark.

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Cherry Valley Road bridge project reveals 2,000-year-old dwelling site

The archaeological excavation revealed pottery, oven fragments and various stone tools, including flint tools mined east of Newark.

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