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Perforated Indian skulls In Michigan have Hopewell connections

Perforated Indian skulls In Michigan have Hopewell connections

Authors of the study did not know who they were, but we do

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May 22, 2025
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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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