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Lake Mendota Ancient Canoe. As many as 11 ancient canoes have been found lurking at the bottom of madison’s lake mendota, according to archaeologists with the wisconsin historical society. 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. Maritime archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society are extensively documenting the site and the canoes still. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society recently made a fascinating discovery at the bottom of lake mendota: News of the recovery spread on social media and made headlines across the world. On a brisk tuesday at lake mendota in madison, wisconsin, maritime archaeologists, scuba divers, and residents of the spring harbor neighborhood stood in the cold as a canoe was brought. Maritime archaeologists have found nearly a dozen canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society have unearthed up to 11 ancient canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin, offering new insights into the region’s early civilizations. Dated to 800 a.d., it is the oldest fully intact vessel ever to be extracted from wisconsin waters. As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. 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.

The vessels vary significantly in age, dating to between 2500 b.c.e. Maritime archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society are extensively documenting the site and the canoes still. 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. 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: On a brisk tuesday at lake mendota in madison, wisconsin, maritime archaeologists, scuba divers, and residents of the spring harbor neighborhood stood in the cold as a canoe was brought. Maritime archaeologists have found nearly a dozen canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society have unearthed up to 11 ancient canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin, offering new insights into the region’s early civilizations. As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. Madison, wisconsin—the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that a total of 10 dugout canoes have recently been found in.

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Lake Mendota Ancient Canoe Madison, wisconsin—the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that a total of 10 dugout canoes have recently been found in. Maritime archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society are extensively documenting the site and the canoes still. News of the recovery spread on social media and made headlines across the world. 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. On a brisk tuesday at lake mendota in madison, wisconsin, maritime archaeologists, scuba divers, and residents of the spring harbor neighborhood stood in the cold as a canoe was brought. As many as 11 ancient canoes submerged beneath the lake’s surface. 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. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society recently made a fascinating discovery at the bottom of lake mendota: The vessels vary significantly in age, dating to between 2500 b.c.e. As many as 11 ancient canoes have been found lurking at the bottom of madison’s lake mendota, according to archaeologists with the wisconsin historical society. Archaeologists from the wisconsin historical society have unearthed up to 11 ancient canoes at the bottom of lake mendota in madison, wisconsin, offering new insights into the region’s early civilizations. Madison, wisconsin—the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that a total of 10 dugout canoes have recently been found in.