First Nations Walking Tour: Tour Explores American Indian Landmarks

Authors

  • Sharon Verbeten

Abstract

Humans have lived on the shores of Waaksikhomik (Lake Mendota) for thousands of years. In fact, the University of Wisconsin-Madison resides on ancestral Ho-Chunk Nation land. Eleven architectural earthwork mound sites dating back 2,500 years and at least 25 human habitation sites dating back 12,000 years are part of the campus landscape.

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Published

2019-08-30

Issue

2019 Digital Supplement

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Articles

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