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The Criel Mound is an Adena conical burial mound located in South Charleston,
West Virginia. The top of the mound was removed around 1840 to erect
a judges’ stand for horse races that were held on a racetrack
constructed at the base. It is one of the few remaining mounds that
were errected in the Kanawha Valley during the Woodland period. It was
originally 33 feet in height and 173 feet in diameter at the base. For
more on this and other ancient prehistoric sites in West Virginia see
the story on page 5.
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An Amazing Find from the 1980s |
Thomas Theodore Welborn |
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An Ancient Pestle Reveals Itself |
Trevor Garrett |
14 |
Yearning for the Old Days |
Paul Herrick |
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Obituary:
Michael
J. Raymondi |
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A Large Hornstone Cache Blade |
Jerry Ball |
26 |
Mississippian Miniatures - Smallest of the Small |
Ron L. Harris |
27 |
A Rare Slate Effigy from Southern New England |
William B. Moody |
30 |
The Mike A. Walkers Munker’s Creek Point Cache |
Dr. David A. Easterla, Ph.D. |
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Tales from Virginia:
Fine points and Fond Memories The Gravel Pit Clovis |
Howard Boney |
42 |
Obituary:
Jack D. Haskinss |
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