Jeff Gill will be leading a 3.5 earthworks walk beginning at 9.30 am and
This
will be a 3 mile walk; largely along sidewalks, down alleys and on some uneven
ground. Very level. Bring a water bottle and join us on a visit to some remnants
and traces of the once four and a half square mile complex; still visible even
beyond the Octagon & Observatory Circle itself.
We hope to see you there!
For
more information contact us.
The Newark Earthworks Center and South Central Ohio Preservation Society invite you to attend two public lectures:
For more information contact us at earthworks@osu.edu.
Tours of the Great Circle Earthworks and Flint Ridge.
November 3: Earthworks Updates Lectures
The Newark Earthworks Center and South Central Ohio Preservation Society invite you to attend two public lectures:
- 2 pm Geometric Earthwork Complexes of the Hopewell Culture
- Bruce Lombardo, Heartlands Earthworks Conservancy.
- 2.45 pm What's New with Ohio's Earthworks: An Update on Geophysical Surveys in Ohio
- Jarrod Burks, Ohio Valley Archaeology
At the Warner Center Library, Classroom 175
The Newark Earthworks Center employs four trained tour guides (two certified teachers & two Native Americans) who give tours for K-12 classes & other groups.
Admission is $5 per person except for teachers & aids.
Approximately 2, 500 school children participate each year.
Admission is $5 per person except for teachers & aids.
Approximately 2, 500 school children participate each year.
For more information visit our Ancient Ohio Experience page or email us.
Call 740-345-8224 to schedule a tour.
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