Photographs of the Remains of the Ancient North Fork Earthwork in Ross County, Ohio

North Fork Works in Ross County, Ohio

There is little visible of this once impressive ancient Hopewell earthwork and burial mound site near Chillicothe, Ohio, in Ross County, Ohio. The DNR has turned it into a public park, spending money on a parking lot and bathrooms, but has yet to do anything to restore the earthwork. There are also no signs to direct visitors to the small sections where the original earthwork is still visible.

You can find these spots by going north up the hill. The remaining portion of the earthwork is in the right corner of the map, where it goes up the hill and then turns and parallels the top of the hill. The earthwork can be traced for a short distance at the top of the hill. The best place to see the ditch on the embankment's north side is a little further down to the west.  There are also some remnants of the work on the extreme western side of the hill, where the embankment went back down towards the lower area.

In the lower area are a few Swails on the ground, which was once the site of the longest burial mound in the Ohio Valley.

This is the corner of the earthwork at the top of the hill. The earthwork can be traced a short distance down the hill. From this spot, the square earthwork would have been at the bottom of the hill.

To the west of the corner embankment the ditch that was outside of the earthwork can be traced for a short distance. The best (only) time to investigate these ancient sites is in the winter.

Nephilim Gematria Numerology and the Serpent Mound - 660 and 666

Nephilim Numerology and the Serpent Mound - 660 and 666

   The two core numbers of Gematria numerology are 666 (660) and 1080. Gematria was developed by the Amorites when they controlled Babylon, (1894 B.C. 1595 B.C)  666 was the number of the male Sun and 1080 was the number of the female moon or Earth Mother.  The number 660 and 666 repeat themselves within the measurements of the Ohio sun temples. 660 is the most common length associated with Sun temples.  See the Gematria video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ODiH9ueTxM

Two earthworks or henges that are part of the North Forks Works, in Ross County, Ohio.  210 X pi = 660.
Henges of this size are also found at Mounds State Park in Anderson, Indiana, Cambridge City, Indiana, Athens, Ohio and at  North Fork.

The famous Serpent Mound in Ohio is 1330 feet in length or 660 X 2 =1320.  The head of the Serpent is aligned to the Summer Solstice sunset.

The east-west walls of the Winchester, Indiana earthwork are the same as the Serpent Mound at 1320 feet or 660 X 2.  The north- south walls are 1080 feet. The gateways are aligned to the Summer Solstice sunset and the Winter Solstice sunrise.
The number 660 was used instead of 666 at times because it could be broken down to 420 and 240.  These two lengths are also found within the lengths of many of the earthworks in the Ohio Valley. 420 +240 =660
420 + 420 + 240 = 1080.  Incorporating both 660 and 1080 in a sites measurement was symbolic of the Yin and Yang or the Holy Union of Opposites.  This is the core religion and symbolism of the mound builders in the Ohio Valley.
Adding the two walls - 1080 + 1080 = 2160. 216 is always of interest because it is the sum total of 6 X 6 X 6!

A wider view of the North Fork Works shows that the square earthwork was 240 feet in diameter. 240 + 210 +210 = 660. The smaller square and circular earthworks are 120 feet in diameter. 120 + 120 + 210 + 210  = 660._

The Sacred Via at Piketon, Ohio  had two parallel walls, each 1080 feet long.

Also at Piketon were these linear earthworks.where the lengths of 420, 240 and 212 are present. 420 +240 = 660. 420 + 420 + 240 = 1080. Again the numbers 660 and 1080 found together, represents the "Holy Union of Opposites." 212 X pi = 666!