Lake Mendota Dugout Canoe at John Rencher blog

Lake Mendota Dugout Canoe. Radiocarbon dating performed on the latest canoe places it to 1000 b.c., making it the oldest ever discovered in the great lakes region by roughly 1,000 years. Madison, wisconsin—the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that a total of 10 dugout canoes have recently been found in. The oldest dugout canoe is estimated to be around 4,500 years old, offering significant new insight into the lives of ancient native peoples in north america. The vessels vary significantly in age, dating to between 2500 b.c.e. Dated to 800 a.d., it is the oldest fully intact vessel ever to be extracted from wisconsin waters. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society recently made a fascinating discovery at the bottom of lake mendota: Radiocarbon dating results indicated the oldest canoe in the lake mendota cache is approximately 4,500 years. As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. Maritime archaeologists have found nearly a dozen canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin.

Radiocarbon dating performed on the latest canoe places it to 1000 b.c., making it the oldest ever discovered in the great lakes region by roughly 1,000 years. Maritime archaeologists have found nearly a dozen canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin. Dated to 800 a.d., it is the oldest fully intact vessel ever to be extracted from wisconsin waters. Radiocarbon dating results indicated the oldest canoe in the lake mendota cache is approximately 4,500 years. The oldest dugout canoe is estimated to be around 4,500 years old, offering significant new insight into the lives of ancient native peoples in north america. Madison, wisconsin—the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that a total of 10 dugout canoes have recently been found in. The vessels vary significantly in age, dating to between 2500 b.c.e. As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society recently made a fascinating discovery at the bottom of lake mendota:

3,000yearold dugout canoe recovered from Lake Mendota

Lake Mendota Dugout Canoe As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. The vessels vary significantly in age, dating to between 2500 b.c.e. Dated to 800 a.d., it is the oldest fully intact vessel ever to be extracted from wisconsin waters. Maritime archaeologists have found nearly a dozen canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin. Madison, wisconsin—the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that a total of 10 dugout canoes have recently been found in. Radiocarbon dating performed on the latest canoe places it to 1000 b.c., making it the oldest ever discovered in the great lakes region by roughly 1,000 years. Radiocarbon dating results indicated the oldest canoe in the lake mendota cache is approximately 4,500 years. The oldest dugout canoe is estimated to be around 4,500 years old, offering significant new insight into the lives of ancient native peoples in north america. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society recently made a fascinating discovery at the bottom of lake mendota: