1890-1891 Reprinted in 1985 by the Smithsonian Institution. Edited by Helen Hornbeck Tanner. The Center for the Electronic Reconstruction of Archaeological and Historical Sites, University of Cincinnati, which is creating the first computer animation models of the ancient earthworks of the Ohio Valley. Kentucky Archaeological Survey site which is jointly administered by the Kentucky Heritage Council and the Department of Anthropology of the University of Kentucky. This list represents the Native American tribes that participated in the documentary Searching for the Great Hopewell Road.
Many tribes sponsor cultural events and powwows open to the general public.
Several tribal centers have public libraries, archives, and exhibits. The professional and volunteer staffs of Native American tribes receive hundreds of requests for information every week. The production team recommends that you first write a brief letter with a specific request before calling for information. The following Native American artists and musicians generously contributed their professional advice and talent to the documentary. Mr. Donnell contributed two songs to the documentary recorded in 1994 at a woodland symposium held in New Philadelphia, Ohio.