Wisconsin is a hub for ancient effigy mounds. Hundreds of mounds once dotted ... the tribal historic preservation officer for the Ho-Chunk Nation, who visited the cemetery in February, 2022.

Others are effigy mounds taking the shapes of birds and bears ... the tribal historic preservation officer for the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin, and his tribe. They also lead teams of volunteers ...

Others are effigy mounds taking the shapes of birds and bears ... the tribal historic preservation officer for the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin, and his tribe. They also lead teams of volunteers ...

and political purposes but also as cemeteries," write Robert Birmingham and Amy Rosebrough in the second edition of “Indian Mounds of Wisconsin." The Ho-Chunk Nation counts the effigy mound ...

Archeologist Kurt Sampson organizes groups of volunteers to help clear invasive growth and maintain the landscape on and around mounds across ... Water Panther. The Ho-Chunk Nation has been ...

In recent years, the Ho-Chunk have divulged more information about their relationship to the effigy mounds. Prior to that, no one apart from the Nation knew what they meant, how they got there ...

would force the Wisconsin Historical Society to allow property owners to excavate in order to prove whether human remains exist in effigy mounds on their land – a move that Ho-Chunk leaders say ...

WISCONSIN DELLS — The Stewards of the Dells of the Wisconsin River plan to help the Ho-Chunk Nation plant species significant to the tribe’s culture at the Kingsley Bend effigy mounds this ...

In an emotional ceremony Monday afternoon, the Ho-Chunk Nation reclaimed the Kingsley Bend Wayside Effigy Mounds in a state-agreed transfer from the Department of Transportation. About 40 people ...