Mysterious Lost Ancient Civilizations Of Minnesota And Wisconsin – Puzzling Archaeological Discoveries
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - It is unlikely that you encountered information about these ancient people during your school years, as history has largely overlooked their existence. Despite this lack of recognition, archaeological evidence confirms that mysterious and unusual civilizations once lived in the regions now known as Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Discoveries of ancient skeletons and distinctive burial practices, studied by archaeologists and other experts, support the presence of these people.
The physical characteristics of these individuals differ from what many might expect, which may have contributed to their omission from scientific discussions. The nature of their burials raises questions about how they were perceived within their society.
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