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~Ancient Indian Temple Mound~Oelsner Mound~Port Richey, Florida~

~Ancient Indian Temple Mound~Oelsner Mound~Port Richey, Florida~ - ancient, beautiful, burial grounds, florida, foilage, indian, mound, nature, palm trees, photograph, steps, stones, temple, trees
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This Indian Mound is all that remains of a late Weeden Island period community, probably settled about A.D.1000 and inhabited for several hundred years. Excavations conducted in 1879 by S.T. Walker for the Smithsonian Institution indicated this was a temple mound. A nearby burial mound, excavated in 1903 by Clarence B. Moore, was subsequently destroyed by developers along with other remnants of prehistoric community. This mound was preserved by it's owner, the late "Aunt" Martha Oelsner, who belived that it also contains Timuqua or Calusa Indian graves.

This is such a beautiful place. I to belive it holds graves, the energy you feel just standing next to it is amazing. This is a place I go to when I need peace to think. I took this picture on March 10, 2010.
missdeviousone Uploaded by missdeviousone on . ~Ancient Indian Temple Mound~Oelsner Mound~Port Richey, Florida~ - Desktop Nexus Nature Download free wallpapers and background images: ~Ancient Indian Temple Mound~Oelsner Mound~Port Richey, Florida~. Desktop Nexus Nature background ID 310455. This Indian Mound is all that remains of a late Weeden Island period community, probably settled about A.D.1000 and inhabited for several hundred years. Excavations conducted in 1879 by S.T. Walker for the Smithsonian Institution indicated this was a temple mound. A nearby burial mound, excavated in 1903 by Clarence B. Moore, was subsequently destroyed by developers along with other remnants of prehistoric community. This mound was preserved by it's owner, the late "Aunt" Martha Oelsner, who belived that it also contains Timuqua or Calusa Indian graves.

This is such a beautiful place. I to belive it holds graves, the energy you feel just standing next to it is amazing. This is a place I go to when I need peace to think. I took this picture on March 10, 2010.
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alek35
Posted by alek35 on 03/21/10 at 02:17 AM
very nice+1
LondonFog
Posted by LondonFog on 03/21/10 at 12:30 AM
There's a lot of energy in Florida just in general. There is also alot of history. This place must radiate!
JACQELINEla
Posted by JACQELINEla on 03/20/10 at 07:21 AM
Very beautiful+1 and D
natasha19
Posted by natasha19 on 03/19/10 at 10:59 PM
Really good +1D
Entropy
Posted by Entropy on 03/19/10 at 10:19 PM
Nice photograph 1FD
sweetwitchy
Posted by sweetwitchy on 03/19/10 at 04:01 PM
Wonderful, I love those steps :) fav+1 D
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Uploaded By: missdeviousone
Date Uploaded: March 19, 2010
Filename: 2010-034.JPG
Original Resolution: 3968x2976
File Size: 3.31 MB
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