Time Capsule from the Ancient World Found Submerged in Wisconsin
Archaeologists around the world are focused on a Wisconsin lake, where they continue to find artifacts that are thousands of years old.
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Archaeologists around the world are focused on a Wisconsin lake, where they continue to find artifacts that are thousands of years old.
What started with the discovery of two ancient canoes in Lake Mendota in southern Wisconsin now tells a much bigger story of the history of native people in the region
The Wisconsin Historical Society recently announced that as many as 11 canoes have been recently found in Lake Mendota, outside of Madison. The oldest dates back to 3500 BC.
When Cynthia Moreno first arrived in the southwest she was immediately drawn to the warmth of the people and the landscape. That hasn’t changed in the last few decades as
Two ancient canoes are undergoing a preservation process and will be on display at the Wisconsin History Center.