Hopewell Mound Builders Discovered in the Aleutians Islands
Polished slate implements discovered with these large skeletons in the Aleutians are indicative of the Maritime Archaic that spread across North America from both Europe and Asia as early as 7000 B.C. An identical material culture can be found from Europe, across Asia to both shores of North America. Maritime Archaic plummets were found within the burial mounds in the Ohio Valley. The spoke type burials, containing large skeletons are found in the greatest numbers within burials mounds in the state of New York and the Ohio Valley.
The Maritime Archaic would eventually spread across the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley, where they would be known as the Hopewell Mound Builders. Historic Indians of the Hopewell Confederacy are the Sioux, the Iroquois and Cherokee.
Washington Post, Sept. 16, 1944
The Maritime Archaic would eventually spread across the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley, where they would be known as the Hopewell Mound Builders. Historic Indians of the Hopewell Confederacy are the Sioux, the Iroquois and Cherokee.
Washington Post, Sept. 16, 1944
Major Finds Grave of Giant Aleutian
An advanced Aleutian Base (U.P.) Site of a strange burial of a prehistoric giant was discovered on an Aleutian Island recently by Major. E. E. Chittenden, Kearney Neb. The ancient Aleut, who had been at least 7 feet tall, has been buried on a low ridge overlooking the ocean, and in the same shallow grave with him were the skeletons of five women, placed to form a geometrical pattern.
Major Chittenden found the burial site while excavations for a military installation were being made, and he states the six skeletons had been placed with their heads together, so that trunk and leg bones extended outward like the spokes of a wheel. In the unusual grave were carved ivory ornaments and weapons made of polished slate.
This type of spoke burial that contained large skeletons is most prevalent in New York and the Ohio Valley. Evidence that the mound builders in the Ohio Valley had their origins with the Maritime Archaic.
Plummets from New York are associated with the Maritime Archaic 7000 B.C - 2000 B.C. Identical plummets can be found on the west coasts and within burial mounds in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, west Virginia and Kentucky.
Plummets from New York are associated with the Maritime Archaic 7000 B.C - 2000 B.C. Identical plummets can be found on the west coasts and within burial mounds in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, west Virginia and Kentucky.
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