The Archaeological Atlas Of Ohio.wmv

http://www.railsandtrails.com/Maps/OhioArch1914/index.htm

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• Arrowheads
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• Mounds
• Earthworks

[rockheadOH]

Thanks , Already downloaded and checkin it out. Most of the areas I look are in hamilton,butler,clermont and warren. This really helps alot. Cool site.

[beveledblade]

@rockheadOH I knew Butler was good but Wow!

I never knew it was that good:)

[trevmma]

u know dnr site has a way way better version of the mills atlas

[otepgod]

@otepgod This is the method I used to find the site I currently look at.

[otepgod]

Awesome Vid! I'll definitely have to check that out. Thanks for posting this. Wisconsin has something similar to that. In fact if you find the plot map from 1914 you should be able to match the coordinates listed or the owners of the property in question. I have discovered 2 more campsites near where I already hunt that I will have to ask permission to walk.

These archeology magazines / articles from early on are incredibly useful for anyone looking to find a site.

Klintworth *otepgod*

[2arrowheadlovers]

Very useful info... I'm gonna see if I can find one of those for Kentucky! Thanks for sharin'

[jmwnycprr]

Cool I'll have to check it out.

[brendel69]

I do the same thing often here in michigan. Love research. Good thing i'm not a sports fan or i'd have to say WOLVERINES BABY. LOL Take care.