The Glenford Stone Fort, an ancient Adena–Hopewell hilltop enclosure, dated to 270 BCE, was utilized for ceremonial purposes. The “fort” which is open to the public on a limited basis, offers pleasure for everyone from the archaeologist to the nature enthusiast!
The event (June 22, 2019 from 11:00 to 2:00) will commence rain or shine and is approximately one mile on uneven terrain. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing that is appropriate for a hike in the woods.
SPEAKERS FOR THE DAY:
Al Tonetti
Vice Pres./Secretary Heartland Earthworks Conservancy
Chairman of Government Affairs Comm. Ohio Archaeological Council
Joseph EB Snider
Archaeological Crew Chief Ohio Valley Archaeology
Vice-President PCHS
GUIDES:
David Snider
DPA Perry SWCD
Steve Glade
Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist
Perry SWCD Assoc. Board Member
Flint Nappers and Storytellers will be present led by Kim & Sherry Black
COST: a suggested donation of $10, which will be collected on site. Food and water available.
DIRECTIONS TO THE GLENFORD FORT: From Columbus:Take Interstate 70 East to St. Rt. 13 South. Follow St. Rt. 13 until you come to St. Rt. 204, turn left. Approximately 6 miles. Turn right on to OH 757. Follow OH 757 to the Glenford Fort Parking lot on the left.
ADDRESS: Glenford Fort: 11995 St. Rt. 757 Glenford, OH 43739
CONTACT/QUESTIONS:
David Snider, DPA Perry SWCD (740) 743-1325
Rick Akers, President of PCHS 1.rickakers@gmail.com (614) 327-3968
