How Ohio helped discover a 3.2 million-year old fossil skeleton of a human ancestor! | Ohio Channel

Archaeologists Look for Immigrants who Built Ohio Canal

Though thoroughly recorded and documented, the remains of giant hominids disappear or are confiscated soon after their discovery. Watch more: https://cs-link.gaia.com/3vjbFz4 | Unexplained on Gaia

What happened to Central Ohio's wealth of ancient burial mounds? Some were lost to construction projects. Before two Clintonville mounds were demolished in the 1950s, archaeologists salvaged all they could to learn about the culture that created it. | Columbus Neighborhoods

Central Ohio hosts ancient earthworks, thought to be built for ceremonial purposes by indigenous people two thousand years ago. Some, including burial mounds, are now safeguarded in Hopewell Culture National Historical Park and recently granted UNESCO World Heritage Site status. https://bit.ly/4aYR46R | CBS Sunday Morning