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The Hopewell are a Native American society that flourished in Chillicothe, OH.

Unfortunately, little is known about them. The Hopewell left behind astonishing earthworks, some used for burial and others for religious reasons, scholars believe.

Although remnants of the Hopewell culture suggest that these people were powerful, influential inhabitants of the region during their era, even their name has been lost. Alas, Hopewell is the name of the man who first owned the land where the majority of earthworks are now preserved.

Thus, to answer your original question as to their language, nobody can really be sure. The Hopewell constitute an Atlantis--we know almost nothing about them, but speculate of grandeur.

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There is no widely known language called "Hopewells language." The Hopewell Culture refers to a prehistoric Native American culture known for their earthworks and artifacts in the Eastern Woodlands of North America, primarily during the Middle Woodland period (100 BCE to 500 CE). The specific language(s) spoken by the people associated with the Hopewell Culture are not known, as they existed long before written records.

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