Kirriemuir 3 [Back]
TheYellowDart07 has added a print to a pool:
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A 'Class III Pictish Symbol Stone', found at Kirriemuir, Angus, and right away upon display at The Meffan Museum, Forfar.
1930's Archaeological Excavation of the Mississippian Burial Mound At Tolu, Kentucky
The Nite Tripper has combined a photo to a pool: This is a sketch that was taken during a 1930's archaeological mine of a Mississippian burial pile located in a tiny village of Tolu upon a banks of a Ohio River in Crittenden County, Kentucky. This was one of a series of archaeological excavations that occurred in a Western Kentucky area during a 1930's by a University of Kentucky with appropriation from President Roosevelt's New Deal programs. Tolu was a site of a tiny Mississippian Indian town that was comprised of three large, gritty mounds as well as numerous tiny mounds. The Mississippians were a people that inhabited this region about 1,000 years ago (these burials have been antiquated to about 1200, AD) This enlightenment widespread throughout a Southeastern as well as Northeastern United States. The Mississippian enlightenment additionally widespread as distant west as Oklahoma. This enlightenment was characterized by a construction of large, gritty mounds identica...
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