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Hillside covered with spring wildflowers.
Hillside covered with spring wildflowers.
Museum.
Museum.
Explains the various theories of why... but the big circle was definitely a ceremonial area.
Explains the various theories of why... but the big circle was definitely a ceremonial area.
The Potawatomi tribe lived in this area too, though Hopewell were the original residents.
The Potawatomi tribe lived in this area too, though Hopewell were the original residents.
Walk to the middle.... There is a cool fun fact that they discovered.   Dont cheat... go there.  Its fun
Walk to the middle.... There is a cool fun fact that they discovered. Dont cheat... go there. Its fun
The mound in the distance is right at the opening of the large circular mound.  Info sign is about the Hopewell people.
The mound in the distance is right at the opening of the large circular mound. Info sign is about the Hopewell people.
99 Cooper Ave
Newark, OH 43055
+1 (740) 344-1919
https://www.ohiohistory.org
Newark Earthworks, located in Newark, OH, is a historic site that offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore ancient ceremonial earthworks built by the Hopewell culture. With 58 historic sites and museums spread across 40 counties in Ohio, Ohio History Connection brings the past to life through interactive exhibits, preservation efforts, and dynamic resources. Their mission is to connect people to Ohio's rich history, fostering a sense of community and identity that spans generations. From educational programs aligned with Ohio's learning standards to preserving historic places and advocating for Ohio's history, Ohio History Connection invites individuals to get involved and become part of the story.

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Marissa C.
1/13/2024

As of September 19, 2023, Ohio officially joined the list of places to be home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks, made up of eight earthworks built 2000 years...

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Laura F.
10/24/2023

Before the French, spaniards, or Britsh settled in America, the Hopewell Indians occupied this part of Ohio. This park is a the last remains and only a fraction of the ceremonial mound complex...

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Casey G.
9/14/2022

This is a pretty little area to explore at least once. They have a little welcome center to check-out that tells you about the people that used to live in the area. There are also little signs...

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Laura N.
6/30/2012

A long, long time ago, a bunch of Hopewell Indians formed giant mounds of earth throughout the state of Ohio that, when seen from above, resemble different geometric shapes. *Insert eerie theme...

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Roab P.
5/17/2013

How do you rate something like this? The Newark earthworks is beautiful. Great place for a walk and to see the sun set! Well maintained and cared after. The little money OSU gets to fund this...

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