Archaeologists find ancient canoes used by Indigenous people in Wisconsin
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- Archaeologists have identified 16 ancient canoes submerged in Lake Mendota, indicating a historical site where Indigenous people may have left them for communal use. This discovery highlights the significance of the area as a gathering point for ancient travelers.
- The finding underscores the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples in Wisconsin, providing insights into their historical practices and the importance of preserving such archaeological sites for future generations.
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