Serpent Mound

They're very, they control it.

The Serpent Mound now does the same thing.

I know Graham Hancock's now blocked from both of those sites as well.

Anything that's like, alternative information that they know is that that like just like something big like Graham Hancock or Ancient Aliens coming they always block it but like that's why it's great that we show up as just informally as a group they don't know you know we're not like some big production company or anything

There used to be an ancient obelisk out there at one point of Long Island that was removed.

And those obelisks, there was one at Serpent Mountain in Ohio as well, and they were known to attract lightning, to be struck by lightning.

So there's a big stone out there that's just sitting there in the middle of Long Island as well.

Nobody knows why it's there.

Larger events, I believe Mary Sutherland up in Burlington Wisconsin is going to have a large conference on Indian mounds in June to correspond with the summer solstice.

And we are working right now, I'm talking to Ross Hamilton, of doing something down at the Serpent Mound around the equinox.

But we're looking for a facility right now to hold that out.

So, yeah, I'm going to have something possibly bigger in the Ohio Valley.

And it took a long time, but that's what's really kind of opened the door to all kinds of new discoveries.

The serpent mound's amazing.

What's interesting is in talking to some of the people that we did, one of the things that I came to realize is that it's a lot older than we ever realized.

I mean, it's probably dates back over 5,000 years, the original construction.

And so these are effigies in Ohio.

Everyone knows, most everyone knows the Serpent Mound.

It's pretty popular.

But this is the alligator mound, even though it's not an alligator.

Germany, yeah.

The Yucatan and those areas.

And so those... um you know mexico has a lidar page i haven't quite figured out how to get it yet how to how to get um that imagery uh canada i have some access to yeah pay somebody yeah probably some pesos i don't know how many um but i did oak island which is in canada that was pretty popular there's a serpent mound in Canada, not as nice as the one in Ohio, but it is there.

It's on like, I think like the Northern side of Lake Ontario or like, like America.

And then he moved to Kentucky just across the border.

Um, but he talks about the, uh, the, uh, the serpent mound down there in Ohio.

I don't know how far away from you, uh, are you from that?

Uh, I should know the answer to that question.

I didn't mean to interrupt you, but I thought I would share that since you've been through that area.

You know about the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio.

I just thought you should know there's two there in your state that you're driving past on your way up to your spot there.

That Serpent Mound in Ohio, that's the one that they wouldn't even let Graham Hancock take a look at.

That means you can build big earthworks.

I grew up in Ohio where you have Serpent Mound.

If you're walking on the ground, you can't see Serpent Mound.

Serpent Mound is an ancient Hopewell place.

And Adina Earthwork and Fort Ancient, it's evolved over, it's been, was used over thousands of years.

It was very important to several different Native American groups over thousands of years.