Wednesday, April 11, 2018

Serpent Mound Described in Cattaraugus County, New York

Serpent Mound Described in Cattaraugus County, New York





The Daily Gazette, Fort Wayne, Indiana   May 1, 1885

The Mound Builders, Many Pieces of evidence of a First Race In and About Randolph.
     Near the station of the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad is a peculiar earth formation, which was designed by those who fashioned it thousands of years ago to represent a serpent, according to the conclusion of those who have read the customs of the mound-builders by the monuments they left. This particular formation is 425 feet long, and enthusiastic antiquaries who visit it are unanimous in the resemblance it presents to a snake basking in the sunshine.”
Giant human skeletons have been found in burial mounds around the Serpent

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