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woodcut map illustration of Newark Earthworks, Ohio
Woodcut map of Newark Earthworks, Ohio, USA. Built during Hopewell culture. 1889 facsimile of 1862 map in Prehistoric Man by Daniel Wilson
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Media ID 18356587
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This print showcases a remarkable woodcut map illustration of the Newark Earthworks in Ohio, USA. The intricate details and exquisite craftsmanship of this 1889 facsimile, based on a map from 1862 found in Daniel Wilson's Prehistoric Man, transport us back to the era of the Hopewell culture. The Newark Earthworks are an awe-inspiring testament to human ingenuity and architectural prowess. Created by the Hopewell people centuries ago, these earthworks hold immense cultural significance and continue to captivate historians and archaeologists today. The woodcut map beautifully captures the complexity and grandeur of these ancient structures. From above, we can see how interconnected mounds, geometric shapes, embankments, and pathways form an elaborate network within the landscape. Each element meticulously crafted with precision. As we gaze upon this print, our imagination takes flight as we envision what life might have been like for those who built these impressive earthworks. We ponder their purpose - were they ceremonial sites? Astronomical observatories? Or perhaps both? NNehring's skillful photography allows us to appreciate every line etched into this historic representation. It serves as a reminder that art has the power not only to preserve history but also to ignite curiosity about our past. Whether you're an enthusiast of archaeology or simply drawn to stunning works of art that tell stories from long ago, this woodcut map print is sure to be a cherished addition to any collection or display space.
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