| One of the northern derivatives of
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| | relation to guides or spirits but rather
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| Hopewell of interest to a few scholars is
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| | to allow earth energy to build or flow in
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| the anomalous Effigy Mound culture of
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| | some manner enhancing or guarding the
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| Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa. The
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| | people. Their ancestral forefathers who
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| remains attract attention because of the
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| | are often dug up and moved in the
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| range of animal forms represented by the
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| | Iroquois or eastern regions mimics
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| low effigy mounds. There are sometimes
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| | practices carried on around the world.
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| burials at the "vital" points - hips,
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| | [There is a genetic energy and spiritual
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| head or heart area - of the animals, but
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| | reality that psychology has shown to
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| there is only the simplest of grave
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| | exist between family members separated at
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| goods.{How these nature worship spiritual
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| | birth (Harvard) and especially 'twins'
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| guide representations can be talked about
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| | (Minnesota's University).]} The groups
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| as "anomalous" is beyond me. The Serpent
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| | may contain dozens of mounds...In New
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| Mound near Cincinnati is a key worldwide
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| | York, Ritchie (1965) identifies Hopewell
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| astrological figure. The Nazca Line
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| | in the artifacts and mounds of the
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| effigies of animals are well known. The
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| | Squawkie Hill phase; earlier, he had
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| Dragon Project and other ley line and
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| | incorporated this phase in his Point
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| Gaian concepts of earth energy and center
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| | Peninsula culture series. Griffin (1964)
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| point location of the Mayan urban and
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| | also notes the Hopewellian content of the
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| pyramid complexes are definitely related.
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| | New York finds. Furthermore, he mentions
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| Stonehenge is recently shown connected to
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| | the extension of dentate rocker stamping
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| the Serpent Mound and certain
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| | on pottery well beyond the appearance of
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| astrological or astronomical observations
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| | other Hopewell traits and also comments
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| are discussed in Ancient American
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| | on the blurring or fading of the Hopewell
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| magazine. Vortexes of energy are obvious
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| | complex after about A.D. 250.{It was
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| in places like Sedona, Arizona. The Giza
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| | almost completely gone by 500 AD. This is
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| main pyramid is on such a vortex and some
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| | an important time in world history. The
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| people talk about time warp effects
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| | Ostrogothic disappearance from Italy that
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| there. But we must remember most
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| | led to major fortifications in South
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| archaeologists like their academic
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| | America as discovered by Gene Savoy after
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| brethren the psychiatrists, don't believe
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| | this time when Jennings wrote this book
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| in psychic visions, soulful
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| | might also have led to the end of the
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| interpretations and other spiritual
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| | Hopewell cultural control. We know Roman
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| things that all early people on earth
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| | statues were found in Mexico with a 99%
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| clearly knew very well.What good is there
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| | archaeological certainty according to
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| in denial of what others did or used as
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| | University of Calgary Professor Emeritus
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| central to their lives, even if 'science'
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| | David Kelley. But few scholars have drawn
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| of this variety was right? They aren't
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| | any connection even with the huge forts
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| right anyway, but please ask this
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| | in South America. Probably it is pure
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| question of the scholars who are
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| | co-incidence. But when you know the
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| interpreting these important cultural
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| | Visigoths are Merovingian related and the
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| artifacts. Why avoid the actual beliefs
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| | people like Dagobert had a trepanned
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| of the people? The reason to locate the
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| | skull as well as other things we will lay
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| burial in points where the energy is
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| | before you later you might think it less
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| collected relates to the cult of the
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| | a co-incidence. The influx of Keltic
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| individual involved and their tribal
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| | 'Red-Heads' from the Taklamakand Desert
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| guide, as well as to their sex and
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| | near the present Great Wall occurred at
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| specific power ally. It is part of many
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| | this time too, according to Prof. Covey
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| less dramatic rituals such as the Star of
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| | of Wake Forest University, and Professor
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| David and the pentagram.}Burials are
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| | Joan Price of the American Archaeological
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| either flexed or bundle types. The link
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| | Institute.}This is about the time the
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| with Hopewell is found in ceramics and in
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| | southern derivatives began to appear and
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| the interest in raptors and certain
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| | the cultures of the Middle West and East
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| mammals. At one group, Sny-Magill (now a
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| | developed stronger regional differences,
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| national monument in Iowa), Beaublein
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| | with many local sequences replacing the
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| (1953) thought two mounds of the group to
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| | more uniform culture characteristic of
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| be Hopewellian in construction and
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| | Hopewell dominance. Even so, as in the
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| content. McKern has reported several
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| | widespread dentate pottery decoration,
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| sites of the Effigy culture (McKern 1928;
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| | vestiges of Hopewell ancestry can be
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| 1930), as well as the Wisconsin Hopewell
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| | noted. In New York, for example, the
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| - locally called the Trempealeau (McKern
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| | development of late Point Peninsula into
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| 1931). Jennings (1965a) and Rowe (1956)
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| | Owasco and even historic Iroquois can be
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| have attempted summaries of the Effigy
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| | tied through a few traits to Hopewell
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| culture. The sites often lie on ridges
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| | (Griffin 1964).The Owasco culture of New
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| overlooking a stream valley. The mounds
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| | York, accepted as being ancestral to the
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| take about a dozen shapes: conical,
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| | Iroquois, is dated at A.D. 1000 to
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| biconical, oval, linear, panther, bear,
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| | 1300.... Farming tools included
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| bird (goose, raptor), deer, buffalo (?),
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| | elk-scapula hoes, as well as two types of
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| turtle, lizard, wolf, or fox, and beaver.
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| | flint hoe. Food-storage pits are common
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| These are arranged in clusters or lines
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| | in some sites.Author of Diverse Druids
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| with no regularity as to the forms
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| | More of my work is available at
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| depicted; the linear and conical ones are
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| | World-Mysteries.
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| mixed with the effigies. {Likely no
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