Fort Hill Serpentine Enclosure in Highland County, Ohio

The massive earthwork at Fort Hill is entirely made of stones. The wall itself ranges from 6 to 15 feet in height, averages 30 feet wide at its base, and encloses 35.3 acres. It follows the natural contour of the rim of the hill and is bordered on the inside wall by a substantial ditch. Another Serpent effigy enclosure at the earthwork in Germantown, Ohio.  www.nephilimgiants.net : Germantown, Ohio's Ancient Mound Builders Serpentine Earthen Enclosure

Fort Hill was constructed to represent a serpent that can be seen at the top where their heads come together.

The stone walls undulate like a Serpent the extent of the works. Fort Hill is not maintained and there not even a sign to direct you up the hill. If you go in the summer, you will not be able to see anything.

 

Ancient Iroquois Earthen Fortification Revealed in Lidar Image Near Fort Wayne, Indiana

On the north side of the bend, the remains of the Iroquois, horseshoe-shaped earthwork is clearly visible in the Lidar image.  The forts' approximate location is direct across from Riverbend Golf Course. For more pictures and historical documentation of this earthwork in Fort Wayne, Indiana www.nephilimgiants.net : Iroquois Fort Photograph 800 A.D. Fort Wayne Indiana

The earthen banks of the Iroquois earthwork is still visible on the St. Joseph River, north of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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