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NOVEMBER 20, 2000 Wisconsin archaeologists are celebrating the discovery of 1,100-year-old charcoal drawings attributed to ancestors of the Ho-Chunk Nation. The drawings were found in a cave by an amateur archaeologist in 1998. The site has been kept secret since then and archaeologists hope they can use it to date other cave art drawings. Get the Story:
Rare find doubles known number of ancient Wisconsin cave paintings (AP 11/18)
State celebrates tribal find
Facebook TwitterNOVEMBER 20, 2000 Wisconsin archaeologists are celebrating the discovery of 1,100-year-old charcoal drawings attributed to ancestors of the Ho-Chunk Nation. The drawings were found in a cave by an amateur archaeologist in 1998. The site has been kept secret since then and archaeologists hope they can use it to date other cave art drawings. Get the Story:
Rare find doubles known number of ancient Wisconsin cave paintings (AP 11/18)
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