Sep 10, 2025
the ancient indigenous burial earthwork called Criel Mound (AKA the South Charleston Mound) in West Virginia USA; attributed to the Adena culture (250 B.C. - 150 B.C.)
It stands approximately 25 ft / 7.62m in height
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the ancient indigenous burial earthwork called Criel Mound (AKA the South Charleston Mound) in West Virginia USA; attributed to the Adena culture (250 B.C. - 150 B.C.)
It stands approximately 25 ft / 7.62m in height
AUSTIN, TEXAS—According to a Live Science report, James Neely of the University of Texas at […]
Dating to between 600 and 1100 C.E., this enormous scorpion effigy found in Mexico's Tehuacán Valley was used to track the solstices.
Scorpion Mound in Tehuacán Valley, Mexico; dates from 600 A.D. and measures 205 ft / 62.484 meters in length
I'm going to an autumn equinox celebration at the indigenous mound site this Sunday 🙂. I haven't been there in a while, so this will be wonderful. I'm going to bring my daughter there for the first time.
She knows that I helped to construct the mound, but she was still too young to go with me then. I'm so happy that she'll be able to see it🤎.