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Hopewell Earthworks – Stories Written on the Land

WOSU Public Media, in partnership with the Ohio History Connection, the National Park Service, and a Tribal Advisory Council, presents a six-part digital docuseries on the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks—recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites in 2023.

Hosted by Logan York of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, the series journeys across Ohio to explore these monumental sites with Tribal members, culture bearers, archaeologists, and historians. Together, they reveal how the earthworks remain living places of memory, meaning, and connection.

Watch Hopewell Earthworks: Stories Written on the Land now on the WOSU YouTube channel.

SOUTH CENTRAL POWER ROUND UP GRANT AWARD
The Friends of Hopewell Culture National HIstorical Park want to Thank the South Central Ohio Power Round Up Grant Program for awarding us $8,940 to purchase bronze historic markers explaining the designation of World Heritage Site for Hopewell Mound Group and Hopeton Earthworks. The plaques will be mounted in stone at each of the sites in the spring of 2026.

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Subscribe to the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks monthly newsletter to receive news and updates regarding Ohio's only UNESCO World Heritage site. https://hopewellearthworks.org/subscribe-to-our-newsletter/.

Mark you calendars
January 7, 2026, at OUC Bennett Hall, Rm 110, join us for a special presentation featuring Dani Tippman, citizen of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and colleague of Logan York. Dani will share insights into the Miami History and Culture, followed by an engaging Q&A.

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