Please remember this is a sacred site and respect the prehistoric American Indian Burial Mounds. Yes, BUT it is worth knowing that you have to walk/hike up a steep hill in order to see any of the ...

Mike Swan stopped at the sight of off-road vehicle tracks, looked down, and slowly closed his eyes. His hand clutching tobacco he would later sprinkle, Swan, an Anishinaabeg Native American from ...

Of some of the remaining indigenous burial sites is the Glass Mounds Site off State Route ... please tell the Native American Indian Association of Tennessee,” he said. “Both places have ...

Many were burial sites. Tribal elites sometimes lived on them, Hunter said. The mounds in the St. Louis ... place to the Osage history and to our Native American heritage in this country, which ...

and seven burial and ceremonial mounds to explore. The river corridor itself offers hiking, boating, and bird-watching opportunities, and the park hosts a spectacular Native American festival each ...

Nowadays, students on the LSU campus pay little attention to the dramatic, sloping grassy backdrop on their path to class: the more than 6,000-year-old North American earthen mounds. The mounds ...

But experts on the Minnesota River are concerned that if the riverbank in Shakopee isn’t stabilized soon, a rising river could irreversibly erode American Indian mounds and damage vital sanitary ...