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911 Dispatch. EMS calls are handled by Athens County Emergency Communications. Located in the basement of the Sheriff’s Office at 13 West Washington Street in Athens, our 9-1-1 Center is staffed 24 hours a day and is equipped to handle emergency calls for law enforcement, fire, emergency management, and emergency medical services.
The Plains offers a prime example of the earth-building and settlement traditions that archaeologists call “Adena” (Squier and Davis). Follow the routes, visit the sites, enjoy OHIO! The Ancient Ohio Trail is the comprehensive, integrated, media guide to Ohio’s mound and earthwork sites.
6 Δεκ 2019 · Whether it’s Periclean temples, sculpted maidens, colonnaded marketplaces, gilded icons, a marble-gated suburb, or the elegant façade of an Ottoman madrasa, Athens has much to offer.
13 Φεβ 2023 · There’s solid archaeological evidence that our area was significantly populated for thousands of years; we’ve got evidence in some local excavation sites that suggest people have been here since Clovis. That’s like, 12,000 years.
13 Μαρ 2019 · According to an informational plaque at the site, The Plains was the second largest center of Adena Native American culture activity in Ohio, with the third largest concentration of Adena burial mounds and circular enclosures in the Eastern United States.
There are several well-known Woodland Period archaeological sites in Ohio. Click on the green markers to learn about each site. To learn more, see Early Woodland Period , Middle Woodland Period , and Late Woodland Period , in Virtual First Ohioans.
