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Native American Sites of the Chicago Region - The Kennicott Mounds

In this video, we continue our exploration of Native American sites of the Chicago area, with this segment exploring the Kennicott Mounds, located in Elmwood Park, Cook County, Illinois, along the east bank of the Des Plaines River. First discovered in 1869, the mounds containing human burials were repeatedly excavated and pilfered over the course of decades, removing 10 to 20 sets of human remains, most of which were ultimately destroyed in the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The earthworks were then slowly destroyed in the 20th Century by the incursion of residential housing. Thank you for watching! Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & SHARE to support our channel! Brian & Joyce IMAGE CREDITS (in order of appearance) Smithsonian Institute - National Portrait Gallery www.familysearch.org (Christine Kennicott) Illinois Digital Archives Smithsonian Institute US Library of Congress Bing Image Creator (AI) tencentarc (AI) New York Public Library www.newspapers.com (The Leavenworth Times, Chicago Evening Post, Semi-Weekly Wisconsin, Junction City Weekly Union, The InterOcean, Chicago Evening Mail, Chicago Tribune, Forest Park Review J W Foster, Prehistoric Races of the United States ids.si.edu (image of US National Academy of Sciences) S D Peet, Prehistoric America Patterson & MacLean, The Mound Builders T H Lewis, The Archeologist periodical W McAdams, Antiquities of Cahokia W Pidgeon, Traditions of the De-Coo-Dah www.archive.org F C Pierce, Foster Genealogy Chicago Academy of Sciences Annual Report, 1909 www.findagrave.com (Klast) US National Archives www.familysearch.org (US Census Records) Chicago History Museum usda.gov T Davis Sydnor, Ohio State University Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University Karl Dilg, The American Archaeologist W L Clements Library, University of Michigan US Geological Survey Cook County Forest Preserve District Historic Illinois Aerial Images Historic Cook County Aerial Images nps.gov Greg Harlin metroparks.net wellcomecollection.org scienceviews.com E A Allen, Prehistoric World Brower, Hill, & Lewis, Aborigines of Minnesota Paul Kane, Indian Enchampment on Lake Huron Zhou S Liang, Solitude James Maxwell Zhous S Liang, Deer Hunter East Steubenville Site, West Virginia George Catlin, americanart.si.edu emke.uwm.edu Zhou S Liang Zhou S Liang, Searching for the Rogue Bear Eric Carlson, smithsonianmag.com Beth Zaiken J W Powell MUSIC CREDITS Cinematic Background Music (No Copyright) - Into the Nature Vol 01 by Mu Hanz Free download: https://www.reverbnation.com/muhanz/s... Artist website: https://www.reverbnation.com/muhanz Maestro Tlakaelel by Jesse Gallagher, YouTube Audio Library Venkatesananda by Jesse Gallagher, YouTube Audio Library Loop Paket 0001 by Sascha Ende Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/40-loop-pak... License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://www.sascha-ende.de SFX CREDITS (FS = www.freesound.org) r09-58-large fire with debris (483304) by craigsmith, CC0, FS Whoosh.wav by _bepis https://freesound.org/s/414422/ License: Attribution 4.0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many thanks to the Illinois State Archeological Survey and to Peter Geraci for all of the assistance and support TABLE OF CONTENTS 00:00:00 Titles and Opening 00:00:22 Introduction 00:01:10 Sources 00:01:48 Location 00:03:39 Early History 00:19:01 Fire & Death 00:28:38 Site Destruction 00:31:28 Artifacts & Interpretation 00:37:25 Closing COPYRIGHT © 2024 EASTMONT MEDIA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. #history #prehistory #archeology #Illinois #NativeAmerican #Cook #Elmwood Park #Kennicott #Woodland #Archaic