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The Newark Earthworks Center at the Ohio State University Newark Campus, is sponsoring a series of guest lectures on earthworks over the next several weeks. The public is invited to attend.
All of the programs are scheduled for 3:5-5:15 PM in the classroom in the back of the Warner Center Library.
Here is the schedule of talks:
January 17: Christine Ballengee-Morris — Earthworks Around the World: Newark, Ireland, Korea and Brazil
January 31: Brad Lepper —The Newark Earthworks: a First Century Pilgrimage Center
February 14: Jarrod Burks — Geophysical Research on Earthworks
February 28: John Crissinger — Research on Earthworks in the Ohio Native American Archives here in Newark
March 5: William Romain — New Discoveries Using LiDAR Technology: From Poverty Point to Cahokia and Newark
March 21: Marti Chaatsmith– American Indians and the Earthworks: Contemporary Issues
These programs are a great opportunity to learn more about Ohio’s remarkable American Indian heritage!
Maybe I’ll see you there!
Brad Lepper
