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Tag Archives: cemeteries
Obtrusive cemeteries at ancient Native American Mound sites
Initially, the idea of locating a modern (post-European settlement) cemetery on or amidst an ancient Native American Mound or Mound Complex might have seemed like a logical use of the land, as they are both burial sites. During the 19th-century, … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, civility, culture, diversity, historic preservation, history, human rights, humanity, land use, Native Americans, pictures, spatial design
Tagged archaeology, burial sites, cemeteries, cultural appropriation, culture, graveyards, history, Indian Mounds, Native American Mounds, pioneer cemeteries
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