Adena Burial Mound Photographed in Grant County, Indiana Near Upland

This dome-shaped mound appears to have been plowed for many years but is still about four feet high. It is located about five miles southeast of the Upland mounds on a creek that feeds into the Mississenewa River. It is situated on a narrow table of land on the sharp bend of a creek just beyond the tree line to the right. Another small creek, now tiled, cut across this point of land, just beyond the mound. Past the mound, the old tributary embankment can be seen to the right. This place was chosen as a burial place because it would have been surrounded by running water. The burial mound that contained a giant skeleton in Grant County was still visible a few years ago but it was being reduced for topsoil on my last visit. Photos of the Adena burial mound here - www.nephilimgiants.net : Local Doctor Measures Giant Skeleton from a Grant County, Burial Mound at Nine Feet

Why aren't these ancient burial mounds protected as historic sites? There are 85 burial mounds and earthworks in Indiana, but only three are recognized as historical sites. What the hell is the Indiana Historical Society doing? What the hell is the Grant County Historical Society doing? It is obvious that the answer is nothing.  Across the road from the burial mound that contained the giant skeleton is another Adena burial mound is another smaller mound that has not been destroyed by locals or university archaeologists www.nephilimgiants.net : Three Ancient Adena Burial Mounds in Marion, Indiana

85 Burial Mounds and Earthworks in Indiana. 82 Sites Photographed for the First Time! The Nephilim Chronicles: A Travel Guide to the Ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley: Zimmerman, Fritz: 9781451569520: Amazon.com: Books