Forgotten History of America -(Over 2000 years Old) Exploring Ancient Mounds Site.
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Exploring Ancient Mounds Site -(Over 2000 years Old) forgotten history of America.
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One thing I won’t do is mess with any Native American burial/sacred land. Period
Agreed,
I commend you for not digging into the mounds. Glad you show respect for the ones that have past.
It is illegal since 1986.
NICE VIDEO MY MAN!!!
Where do you get lidar information?
Can just search it up by your state dnr website. At least for Wisconsin you can. Don’t know about other states
DNR???
@@timh7763 yes dnr😂
Now that you’ve revealed the location of the burial mound some rich foreigner is going to want to build a highway on top of it
Never revealed the location?
indian mounds park, rice lake wi. many mounds were bulldozed into the lake for houses, many years ago, east side of lake has mounds under water.
Imagine living in a neighborhood that was built on a demolished burial ground
You should tell someone about these mounds so they can be studied and preserved...kool...love this stuff...
I plan to!
Excellent...I'm from Wisconsin too...just north of Madison...where are you at about?
Portage co
Good work 🤓
I live in boulder junction Wisconsin, metal detect primarily for copper culture
Ahhh… you detect in copper county. That must be nice. Here in central Wisconsin it’s hard to find that stuff. Only have about 5 pieces from around here. Have taken a few trips around your area before. It’s a Very good area!
Where I central wisconsin?
Wood county.
@@Greysen_Reimer sweet. I artifact hunt and metal detect in waupaca County
Add me on facebook, would love to see what your finding!
So can I do a dance, say some chants, blow some smoke over modern graves and call it sacred ground? What’s the standard for sacred ground?
Anything sacred to a group of people, if you feel the need to go to your local cemetery and do this be my guest.
@@Greysen_Reimer wherever I do it, it means people can never ever dig there. I’m going to do it everywhere.
On the lidar picture all of those mounds were on the high ground.
Most mound groups are on high ground. Especially burials
Good spot. Must people wont notice these little guys. Definitely not natural.
Thanks jare
I would say being right next to a water way you'd be correct
Would have to agree.
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I've heard of gaydar but not lidar. Sounds more like a anti-lying device.
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Man, you’re ignorant.