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Location: Kentucky         Length: 6 min

The ancient Adena Culture of Kentucky and surrounding states is renowned for its massive burial mounds and exquisite art works. But the lives of Adena people are shrouded in mystery because only three habitation sites have been found. Where did they live? Apparently, modern farming has destroyed most of their archaeological traces. In this video, Dr. Berle Clay examines the search for rare Adena settlements, which could tell archaeologists much abut the lifeways of American Indians who lived in Kentucky over 2000 years ago.

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Adena Mound 

Kentucky Archaeological Survey

Kentucky Archaeology Video Series (Kentucky Heritage Council)

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Volume 3, Number 1-2 (Spring 2014) (Journal of Kentucky Archaeology)

An Introduction to North America's Native People- Adena