Forgotten History of America -(Over 2000 years Old) Exploring Ancient Mounds Site.

Exploring Ancient Mounds Site -(Over 2000 years Old) forgotten history of America.
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[@chillingsworth4384]

One thing I won’t do is mess with any Native American burial/sacred land. Period

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Agreed,

[@chuckie5671]

I commend you for not digging into the mounds. Glad you show respect for the ones that have past.

[@VoodooDangerbird]

It is illegal since 1986.

[@warrenhall7060]

NICE VIDEO MY MAN!!!

[@curtiswilliam8545]

Where do you get lidar information?

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Can just search it up by your state dnr website. At least for Wisconsin you can. Don’t know about other states

[@timh7763]

DNR???

[@Greysen_Reimer]

@@timh7763 yes dnr😂

[@Andrew-li6ie]

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

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Never revealed the location?

[@dougsorenson609]

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.

[@Andrew-li6ie]

Imagine living in a neighborhood that was built on a demolished burial ground

[@shelliewerner5624]

You should tell someone about these mounds so they can be studied and preserved...kool...love this stuff...

[@Greysen_Reimer]

I plan to!

[@shelliewerner5624]

Excellent...I'm from Wisconsin too...just north of Madison...where are you at about?

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Portage co

[@bretz9276]

Good work 🤓

[@kurtbjork231]

I live in boulder junction Wisconsin, metal detect primarily for copper culture

[@Greysen_Reimer]

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!

[@kriswilliam9629]

Where I central wisconsin?

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Wood county.

[@kriswilliam9629]

@@Greysen_Reimer sweet. I artifact hunt and metal detect in waupaca County

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Add me on facebook, would love to see what your finding!

[@ETAisNOW]

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?

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Anything sacred to a group of people, if you feel the need to go to your local cemetery and do this be my guest.

[@ETAisNOW]

@@Greysen_Reimer wherever I do it, it means people can never ever dig there. I’m going to do it everywhere.

[@zzbudzz]

On the lidar picture all of those mounds were on the high ground.

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Most mound groups are on high ground. Especially burials

[@jaredjaminski8736]

Good spot. Must people wont notice these little guys. Definitely not natural.

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Thanks jare

[@IamRemoWilliams]

I would say being right next to a water way you'd be correct

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Would have to agree.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

😳👊

[@mtamech535]

I've heard of gaydar but not lidar. Sounds more like a anti-lying device.

[@Greysen_Reimer]

💀

[@artifacthunter1472]

Man, you’re ignorant.