Next time on Columbus Neighborhoods, we’ll meet the creative community of Central Ohio, starting with the Pen & Pencil artists club. We’ll learn about famed Columbus artist George Bellows, as well as local artists Carl Dumpke and Malcolm J. Then, we’ll visit the Ohio History Connection to view Emerson Burkhart paintings from the 20th century. […]
The Zenus Jackson House on the east side of Clinton Township was built in the early 1800s and has been thought to be the location of a possible earthwork. Doreen Uhas Sauer, with the help of the Ohio History Connection and the current tenants, tries to solve the mystery.
We visit the Ohio History Connection to look at animal effigy pipes excavated from an Adena mound.
On the next episode of Columbus Neighborhoods, we’ll explore Columbus’ ancient history of burial mounds and earthworks, as well as artifacts left behind by the Adena culture. Watch at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, June 15 on WOSU TV.
At the Ohio History Connection, we take a look at how prehistoric humans connected to the spirit world.
The skull is from the Hopewell Culture and was buried with a person near Newark, Ohio.