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The Tower of Babel
A Prototype for all Others
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Last Update: 2/4/2005
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February 17, 2013 - 13:53
I grew up in n.e. okla - craig co. trips I made from texas to n.e. Okla I noticed the mounds along us hwy. 69 and wondered if these were some sort of burial ground for Indians. Or had some religious significance.
July 23, 2011 - 08:48
Oklahoma is full of these mounds also. I lived in Chouteau Oklahoma and there are these mounds spaced a few miles apart all the way through Muskogee Oklahoma. The Will Rogers museum in Claremore Oklahoma elaborates a bit on the indians and how these mounds go back thousands of years and were the trading route for the ancient indians all the way into Mexico.
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