Gregory L Little, Ed.D.
@DrGregLittle2
BA/MS Psychology, Ed.D. Counseling/Ed. Psych Author since '84 (70+ books/workbooks). Mound Builder Society: Be Kind; Respect Everything; Honor the Ancient Ones.
Two clay pipes from the Ozan site in Arkansas. From: Herrington 1920.
In the 1600s a few "explorers" saw structures on the top of a few Caddo and Mississippian mounds in the south. This is one of their drawings.
Pottery in the closed museum at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
Pottery excavated from Arkansas mounds by C.B. Moore in the early 1900s.
Warren K. Moorehead was one of the big names in early American archaeology—from the late 1880s to the late 1930s. He routinely called these objects "problematical," with an unknown purpose. He also related that, "modern tribes know nothing concerning them" (2nd photo). In…
Visited Fort Hill Earthworks in North Olmsted, OH. New signs offer insight about the site.
1935 postcard of an "Indian Mound" at The Forks, Maine. It was completely destroyed but was locally called an Indian Mound. Some believe it was a lime kiln.
"Certain Aboriginal Remains of the Alabama River" by Clarence B. Moore (1899).
1800's survey of the 60+ mounds at the Aztalan, Wisconsin mound complex. This was a walled fortress directly related to Cahokia in AD 1200.
1983 reconstruction drawings of mound sites in Louisiana. [Louisiana Archaeology journal by John Gibson.]
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Two pipes excavated from mound sites in coastal southern North Carolina. The carving and characters on these are pretty interesting. The dates on these could be as early as AD 1200-1300 or as recent as 1600. These are from the UNC archaeology digital collection.…
Ceremonial copper axes excavated from mounds at the Moundville, Alabama complex by C.B. Moore in the early 1900s.
1930's TVA/WPA photos of the excavation and obliteration of the Bessemer, Alabama mound complex.
Stone effigy pipes excavated from mounds at the Moundville, Alabama complex by C. B. Moore in the early 1900s.
Polished stone discs excavated from mounds at the Moundville, Alabama complex in the early 1900s by C. B. Moore.
East 10 Outpost discussion on NAGPRA @East10Outpost . youtube.com/watch?v=iH8NTl…
Can you ID this @farmer_tr ?
Stone point found just east of Bend, Oregon. Any ideas on its origin @DrGregLittle2 ?
My newest Clarence B. Moore report: "Antiquities of the West Florida Coast" (1900).
This past weekend we took a group of 42 to several Native American mound & earthworks sites in Ross County, Ohio. Below is Mill's 1914 survey of the ancient Ross County sites. It would be a difficult task to see all of the remaining sites.
