The mounds in Newark, Ohio, part of the Newark Earthworks, were constructed by ancient Native American cultures, primarily the Adena and later the Hopewell, between approximately 100 B.C. and 500 A.D. These earthworks are among the largest and most complex in North America, showcasing significant advancements in engineering and ceremonial practices of the time. The Newark Earthworks included a series of mounds and geometric earthworks, serving both ceremonial and astronomical purposes.
It is the Hopewell.
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It is the Hopewell.
Built elaborate earth mounds
The Ulrich Mounds In Farmersville near Miamisburg in Montgomery County Ohio were excavated and believed to be Adena.
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They are earthen mounds.
The driving distance from Bellaire, Ohio to Newark, Ohio is 105 miles.
The Adena were groups of Native Americans that live in Ohio and the surrounding areas. They built mounds for their dead, which is one of their biggest achievements.
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Arguably the state of Ohio has the most authenticated burial mounds.