Serpent Mound Discovered in Indiana

Indiana's Serpent Mound

Indiana's Serpent Mound was constructed in a zig-zag  pattern.  It's length and width is similar to the famous Serpent Mound in Ohio.


   Revealed in the book "The Nephilim Chronicles; A Travel Guide to the Ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley" is one of Indiana's greatest prehistoric finds. The serpent mound is unprotected in a field and s not even recognized as a historic site.  Along with the Serpent Mound, 84 mound and earthworks sites can still be seen in Indiana.
   "University archaeologists have taken their toll on Indiana's antiquities," says Fritz Zimmerman the discoverer of the 2000 year old serpent mound located in southeast Indiana.  "The serpent mound should be protected from archaeological excavations, and preserved."  " I am sure that Indiana archaeologists are thrilled that I spent 13 years, investigating over 400 burial mound and earthworks sites in Indiana. The Indiana university archaeologist just received a grant for $200,000 to locate the remaining burial mound and earthworks in the State, or in essence, to basically read my book."
   Zimmerman described the Indiana Serpent Mound, "It is different than the famous Serpent Mound in Ohio in that it was laid out in a zig zag pattern.  Luckily, an identical serpent mound was diagrammed in Warren County, Ohio.  The bends in the serpents body, no doubt align to various solar, lunar and celestial events as its counterpart in Ohio."
  As far as the preservation of the serpent mound, Zimmerman says, "We can hope that private funding can purchase the mound so it does not become "summer school"for Indiana archaeologists. With the tens of thousands of people that visit the Serpent Mound in Ohio, it would be a good investment."  It would be a good investment for the State of Indiana as well, yet they have only recognized 2 of the 85 mound and earthwork sites in Indiana."

An identical Serpent Mound as that in Indiana,  was once located in Warren County, Ohio.

Indiana's Serpent Mound from "The Nephilim Chronicles; A Travel Guide to the ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley."  Despite photographing the Serpent in freezing fog the serpents body can be seen to the left turning back in the opposite direction.

222 burial mound and earthwork sites in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia and Michigan

Serpent links from “Mound builders”

Ohio's Serpent Mound Visitors Guide

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2013/01/ohios-serpent-mound-visitors-guide.html

Origins of Ohio's Great Serpent Mound is in Scotland

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2013/01/origins-of-ohios-famous-serpent-mound.html

Ohio's Great Serpent Mound Visitors Guide

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2013/01/ohios-serpent-mound-visitors-guide.html

Visual Tour of the Serpent Mounds in the Ohio Valley

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2012/12/visual-tour-of-serpent-mounds-in-ohio.html

Large Stone Alter Reported Near Ohio's Famous Serpent Mound

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2013/01/large-stone-alter-reported-near-ohios.html

Serpent Effigy and Indian Fort Wisconsin

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2012/02/serpent-effigy-and-indian-fort-works-in.html

Possible Serpent Effigies in Waukesha County, Wisconsin

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2012/02/possible-serpent-effigies-in-waukesha.html



Serpent Mound and Burial Mounds in Chicago, Illinois
http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2012/02/indian-burial-mounds-north-of-chicago.html

Adena Serpentine Enclosure in Hamilton County, Ohio

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2011/11/adena-serpentine-enclosure-in-hamilton.html

Ohio Mounds: Adena Hilltop Serpentine Enclosure in Hamilton County

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2011/11/ohio-mounds-adena-hilltop-serpentine.html

Serpent Mound in Peebles, Ohio and its Ancient Symbolism

http://moundbuilder.blogspot.com/2011/09/serpent-mound-in-peebles-ohio-ans-its.html