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Friday, May 14, 2021

Burial Mound, Giant Skeletons and Paranormal Activity in West Virginia

 

Burial Mound, Giant Skeletons and Paranormal Activity in West Virginia




Moore mound located near Point Peninsula, West Virginia. 
Mason County. Note the pile of stones on the left that must have been part of the original tomb.

Mason County, West Virginia
    In an old cultivated field stream with mussel shells, are one large and several small mounds. In all those which were explored there was a layer of skeletons on the natural surface, and two, or sometimes three, other layers above them to a height of 5 feet. The appearance of the mounds justified the statement of Mr. Counch and others at least one more layer had been removed during fifty years of steady cultivation. The skeletons were well preserved many of them large, in a prostrate position, with no particular arrangement.

The original Moore mansion was subjected to a fire in 1959 and 1969.  Paranormal investigators have said that paranormal activity has been witnessed in the cemetery that contains the Moore family.

Thursday, June 7, 2018

Adena Burial Mound Located in the Camden, West Virginia Amusement Park

Adena Burial Mound Located in the Camden, West Virginia Amusement Park



This burial mound is located within the Camden Amusement Park in Huntington West Virginia.

Thursday, September 28, 2017

Wheeling West Virginia Signified to Native Americans as "Place of a Skull."

Wheeling West Virginia Signified to Native Americans as "Place of a Skull."



Wheeling, in the Delaware language, signified the "Place of a Skull" and was given by them to the location upon which the city of Wheeling now stands.



Chilicothe, meaning "The Town" was so called by the western tribes because of the ancient ruins in its vicinity.

Friday, June 3, 2016

Burial Mound Located North of the Famous Grave Creek Giant's Tomb

Burial Mound Located North of the Famous Grave Creek Giant's Tomb



This large burial mound is located just a few miles north of the famous Grave Creek mound in Moundsville, (Marshall County) West Virginia.  It is on private property, but easily seen from the road. This is just north of the famous Gtave Creek mound where giants were discovered  www.nephilimgiants.net : The Giant Adena Queen's Burial Mounds at Moundsville, West Virginia


Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Burial Mound Within an Enclosure at the Adena Giants Capital City at Charleston, West Virginia

Burial Mound Within an Enclosure at the Adena Giants Capital City at Charleston, West Virginia

This map from the 12th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology shows a small portion of the mounds and earthworks along the Kanawha River at the present location of Charleston. None of the earthworks were preserved, but one of the few mounds that is still visible was within the rectangualr enclosure in the above map.

This mound originally had a large rectangular earthwork surrounding it that encompassed 20 acres but has long been obliterated.

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Burial Mound in Wheeling, West Virginia

Burial Mound in Wheeling, West Virginia



History of the West Virginia Panhandle  1879

Burial Mound in Wheeling, West Virginia
     Midway between where Messrs. Hobbs, Brockunier & Company glass works stands and the banks of the river was one of the relics of the mound builders. This, though, but a small mound, was very prolific in the articles of the Stone Age.