Thursday, April 07, 2016

Indian Burial Mounds-Good Fences




Six important prehistoric monuments that are important to Minnesota history.

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19 comments:

  1. Tanya Breese6:13 AM

    i am glad they have been preserved over time!

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  2. TexWisGirl6:47 AM

    so glad it is protected and respected.

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  3. Unknown7:14 AM

    We must respect all our past lives. Wonderful to see.

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  4. carol l mckenna9:18 AM

    Wonderful historical photos ~ Glad to see the Indian burial grounds are being honored and protected ~ Great fences ~

    Wishing you peace in each day ~ ^_^

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  5. Sharon9:49 AM

    We had many sites like this in Quincy where I grew up. Here there are a couple of places set aside for future exploration where archaeologists think small native American pueblos are located.

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  6. Tom9:55 AM

    There are a few burial mound in this area.

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  7. LV10:13 AM

    Very interesting and informative.

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  8. William Kendall10:21 AM

    Fascinating, and good that it's been protected.

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  9. RedPat1:35 PM

    Very impressive.

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  10. Janey and Co.5:26 PM

    Great fence find.

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  11. Sallie (FullTime-Life)5:38 PM

    I'm glad they are cared for and that the sign is there to remind everyone of these ancient peoples and their history.

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  12. Ida8:10 PM

    It's a wonderful way to honor them and the fences keep the graves well protected.

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  13. Kay9:38 PM

    The first I learned of these sorts of mounds years ago was when some had been destroyed by developments around and through them. I'm glad there's more consciousness about them now.

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  14. Linda11:00 PM

    Neat! I've seen some in Ohio. They once existed in Virginia but not much is left after centuries of plowing. Although I suspect there are some unidentified ones.

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  15. Halcyon3:16 AM

    Beautiful in the simplicity. I hope they are respected.

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  16. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©7:53 AM

    I've never seen one, thanks for the photos!
    ~

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  17. Nancy/BLissed-Out Grandma6:39 PM

    I'm glad these have been preserved.

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  18. cieldequimper12:03 PM

    Interesting. We have lots of Celtic ones...

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  19. Cynthia5:34 PM

    I used to visit these with my kids!

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