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For first time in a century, first & only UNESCO world heritage site in Central Ohio open to public

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Visitors are now welcome to visit the first, and only, UNESCO World Heritage Site in Newark, Ohio. The Octagon Earthworks site, located at 125 N. 33rd St. in Newark, features two combined earthwork enclosures positioned above the floodplain of Raccoon Creek, including a 20-acre circle and a 50-acre octagon, connected by a small passageway. This… Source

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For first time in a century, first & only UNESCO world heritage site in Central Ohio open to public

Visitors are now welcome to visit the first, and only, UNESCO World Heritage Site in Newark, Ohio. The Octagon Earthworks site, located at 125 N. 33rd St. in Newark, features two combined earthwork enclosures positioned above the floodplain of Raccoon Creek, including a 20-acre circle and a 50-acre octagon, connected by a small passageway. This… Source

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614NOW broke the news in 1 month ago on Friday, January 10, 2025.

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