Long-overlooked marvel of ancient Indigenous engineering gets validation in Ohio
Summary
An ancient structure found beneath a golf course in Ohio has been recognized as a World Heritage site. Archaeologists compare its importance to famous sites like Stonehenge.Key Facts
- The site is located beneath a golf course in Ohio.
- It has been recognized as a World Heritage site, confirming its global significance.
- Archaeologists say the site is comparable to Stonehenge.
- The journey to gain recognition for the site took several decades.
- The site was acknowledged on Native American Heritage Day.
- This is Ohio's only World Heritage site.
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