Transform your Midwest road trip into an awe-inspiring archaeological adventure through lost Native American history. Before European settlement, the Buckeye State was a thriving cultural crossroads of ritual centers and monumental architecture. Uncover the rich, hidden stories resting beneath modern highways, farm fields, and forest trails.

Perfect for your daily commute or weekend hiking expedition, this immersive travel companion guides you past the remnants of Ice Age hunters to the intricate earthworks of the Adena, Hopewell, and Fort Ancient peoples. Experience a deeply reflective journey that grounds ancient archaeological evidence in present-day exploration.

What you'll discover inside:

• Vivid field guides to major river systems, ancient ceremonial mounds, and historic complexes.

• Practical advice on how to read subtle terrain clues, vegetation, and celestial alignments like a seasoned researcher.

• Gripping narrative vignettes following modern families, tribal citizens, and hikers encountering these sacred sites.

• The critical differences between evidence-based science and romanticized myths regarding the original mound builders.

• Hard truths about historic looting, indigenous erasure, and the ongoing ethical preservation of world-class heritage landscapes.

Don't let these monumental landscapes remain invisible during your next drive across the state. Press play to uncover the overlapping layers of time surrounding you, and experience the profound legacy of America's ancient architects today.

Guide to Ancient Ohio: Exploring Earthworks, Mound Builders, and Lost Landscapes Across the Buckeye State

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