Sites in Ohio may be as vital to human history as the pyramids. Why have they been ignored for so long?
Sites in Ohio may be as vital to human history as the pyramids. Why have they been ignored for so long?
“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.
Because they aren't as visually impressive?
I just copied the original title. Yes, it's definitely because they're not as visually impressive
Exactly. To cite from the article: "...a historic monument that did not, honestly, look like all that much to me." "It mostly looked like a scrubby field with a gravel plant on the other side." "...not particularly photogenic piles of dirt..." “This isn’t the easiest World Heritage Site you’re ever gonna visit...” The archeological significance is probably really huge, but the visual impact is too low to make it as interesting to general public as the pyramids.
As others said in the article, I had no idea. Thanks for the good read!
I learned a lot! Glad you enjoyed it too
I tried to read the article, but the ads interrupted the read and I couldn’t get it back.