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    • Mound City
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    • Great Miami Valley
    • Dayton Area
    • Lebanon to Pollock
    • Cincinnati, Little Miami
    • Chillicothe Area
    • Fort Hill, Paint Valley
    • Lower Scioto Valley
    • Granville, Columbus
    • Tarlton, The GH Road
    • Flint Ridge, Coshocton
    • Athens, Hocking Valley
    • Marietta, Muskingum
  • Topics
    • Ancient Ohio Cultures
    • Native American Heritage
    • Global Perspectives
    • Artistry and Architecture
    • Ancient Life Ways
    • Ancient Spiritual Practices
    • Archaeology
    • Ohio Land and History
  • Resources
    • Bibliography
    • For Educators
    • For Children
    • Printable Guides
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Arriving in Ohio

Multiple ways to start your exploratory journey

From the region’s three international airports (Columbus CMH, Dayton DAY, and Greater Cincinnati CVG) or main interstate highways (I-70, I-71, and I-75), you’ll connect quickly and easily to our Ancient Ohio Trail routes and destinations. Along with this website, an essential companion is the comprehensive, multi-page DeLorme Ohio Atlas and Gazetteer, available at online or regional booksellers. Many of our route descriptions depend on its detailed maps for successful navigation. Most are also searchable on map and navigation software, though not always reliably.

We feature three main towns to use as bases: Granville, Chillicothe, and Lebanon. Excursion routes stretch from and between these points. These itineraries suggest many opportunities to extend, deepen, and customize your travel throughout the region. Our Sites and Routes lead you to over sixty mounds, earthworks, and other sites evoking the Adena, Hopewell, and Fort Ancient cultures in the region. You can prioritize your travels and plan a customized adventure through Ohio Valley Antiquity – a rewarding journey lasting from one to twenty days, or more.

Ohio borders with five states and Lake Erie on the North.

Discover why OHIO was the cultural epicenter of North America two thousand years ago!

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  • Welcome
    • Arriving in Ohio
    • Events
    • Earthworks Timeline
    • Mobile Website
    • Augmented Reality
    • About
  • Sites
    • Fort Ancient
    • Serpent Mound
    • Mound City
    • Newark
  • Routes
    • Great Miami Valley
    • Dayton Area
    • Lebanon to Pollock
    • Cincinnati, Little Miami
    • Chillicothe Area
    • Fort Hill, Paint Valley
    • Lower Scioto Valley
    • Granville, Columbus
    • Tarlton, The GH Road
    • Flint Ridge, Coshocton
    • Athens, Hocking Valley
    • Marietta, Muskingum
  • Topics
    • Ancient Ohio Cultures
    • Native American Heritage
    • Global Perspectives
    • Artistry and Architecture
    • Ancient Life Ways
    • Ancient Spiritual Practices
    • Archaeology
    • Ohio Land and History
  • Resources
    • Bibliography
    • For Educators
    • For Children
    • Printable Guides
    • Contacts