The oval mound in the center of the complex is one of the largest Hopewell mounds known. It is 250 feet long, 150 feet wide, and 30 feet high. Catalog Number:P 54, Image Number: AL01020

5b.4 Excavation of Seip Earthworks. The three connected mounds were excavated between 1906 and 1908. The large oval one was investigated between 1925 and 1928 and then was rebuilt to its original dimensions. All four mounds covered burials and the sites of charnel houses, special buildings for funerals. Nearly all of the deceased had been cremated.

The three shapes that make up the Seip Earthworks—two enormous circles and a square—were likely large gathering places of great significance, as is evidenced by their divine geometry and archaeological contributions.

The largest one is in the center and has an oblong or oval shape reminiscent of the “egg” located at Serpent Mound. This particular mound is approximately 240 feet long, 160 feet wide and averaging 30 feet in height. It has been partially reconstructed …

Mar 20, 2025 · Seip Earthworks is a complex of earthen geometric shapes built sometime between 1 AD and 400 AD. It consisted of two large circles and a square. Over two miles of walls that were as tall as ten feet enclosed the 90-acre site.

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The Seip Earthworks is a prehistoric Native American earthwork site located in Ross County, Ohio. The site is part of the Hopewell Culture National Historical Park, which is administered by the National Park Service.

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Apr 19, 2014 · Seip Earthwork was built by Native Americans of the Hopewell Culture, who thrived in this area between 100 BC to AD 400. Seip is one of the five tripartite complexes built by the Hopewell in Ross County.

Oct 9, 2024 · The Seip Earthworks, one of the largest and most intricate Hopewell sites, are located just outside Bainbridge, Ohio, along U.S. Route 50. What makes this site stand out is its unique design, featuring two large circular enclosures and a …