Perforated Indian skulls In Michigan have Hopewell connections
Authors of the study did not know who they were, but we do
The mystery of who the original people of Michigan were was greatly unraveled in 1934 when three aboriginal sites were found accidentally. The information comes from a thin booklet published by the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology, copyright 1936. In “Perforated Indian Crania in Michigan” W. B. Hinsdale and Emerson F. Green…
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