A UNESCO World Heritage Site in the U.S. on par with the pyramids? Believe it.
“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.
Source: slate.com
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America Has a Sacred Site With Huge Implications for Human History. People Are Golfing on It.
“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.
Source: yahoo.com
An Ohio Site Was Just Declared One of the Most Important in Human History. Why Has It Been Ignored?
“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.
United States Ohio State University Saudi Arabia Emoundbuilders Country Club Scioto River University Of Cincinnati
Source: yahoo.com
The story of Ohio's ancient Native complex and its long journey for recognition as a World Heritage site
An Indigenous sacred site, Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks has served as a military barracks, a fairground and, more recently, a golf course.
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Source: theconversation.com
Indigenous burial mounds in Ohio become Unesco world heritage site
The network of ceremonial mounds join the Acropolis, Machu Picchu, the Taj Mahal, Stonehenge and the Great Wall of China
Source: theguardian.com
Three years of Newark Earthworks columns part of effort to secure World Heritage site
Three years of columns, a website and new book part of effort to educate public about Newark Earthwork and promote World Heritage site designation.
Source: yahoo.com
How the Transcontinental railroad forever changed the US
It spread Anglo-European culture across the nation and caused trade to flourish, but the story of the Chinese labourers who built the track has largely been forgotten.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Newark earthworks supreme court decision
Newark Earthworks is one of the most historic sites in the world, but it hasnt gotten proper recognition. A supreme court decision could change that.
Source: newarkadvocate.com