The Problem of the Ohio Mounds

by Cyrus Thomas

1889HistoryAncient
mound-buildersamerican-historynorth-american-indian
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This book investigates the origin of the ancient earthworks in the Ohio Valley. It presents a systematic argument that these mounds were constructed by the ancestors of Native Americans, thus refuting earlier theories that attributed them to a separate, non-Indigenous race. The work played a role in the development of American archaeology.

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Author
Cyrus Thomas
Published
1889
Genre
History
Era
Ancient
Formats
Print · PDF
Pages
61
Print size
6 × 9 in
Tags
mound-builders, american-history, north-american-indian

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