Wisconsin Indian Mounds and Slidshows

(Observatory Hill)
NATIVE AMERICAN POSTS
Apostle Islands
Aztalan and Rock Lake
ESCONI: Wisconsin's Indian Mounds
Kingsley Bend Indian Mounds; rcurrysr@Frontier.com
Native American Spirituality:  An Educational Revolution
Observatory Hill: Prehistoric and Ethnohistoric Culture of Marquette County


PICTURES
Blue Wing Cemetery
Decorah Cemetery
Devils Lake Indian Mounds Slideshow
Cranberry Creek Indian Mounds of Necedah
Indian Baptist Cemetery ; rcurrysr@Frontier.com
Indian Mounds of Wisconsin ; rcurrysr@Frontier.com
Valley of Fire

SLIDESHOWS
Baraboo 8th Ave. Church Indian Mounds
Devils Lake Indian Mounds Slideshow
Kingsley Bend Indian Mounds Slideshow
Man Mound Park Baraboo Slideshow
Necedah's Wilderness Park
New Lisbon Effigy Mounds Slideshow
New Lisbon: Twin Bluff
Roch a Cri State Park

"While mounds can be found throughout North America, Wisconsin claims the largest concentration—once numbering between 15,000-20,000, based on cataloguing efforts that date back to the 19th century.” Kingsley Bend Indian Mounds

(Aztalan)

Ross Milo Curry, the Dells area historian, reports in his Indian historical books that there were once 10,000 to 15,000 mounds in Wisconsin estimating that there were about 1,000 in the Wisconsin Dells alone. “It may come as a surprise to some people to learn that the Dells area was once in the center of what might be called a lost civilization.”
(p. 10, Dells Area Indian History Volume III by Ross Milo Curry, 1995; rcurrysr@Frontier.com rosscurry.jvlnet.com/ )