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/Home/Historical Studies/Archaeology/North America/United States/Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Archaeology Center Votes:0 Central Wisconsin Archaeology Center (CWAC) Regional Archaeology Center 4 Central Wisconsin Archaeological Society Current Work Archaeology at UW-SP Philosophy at UW-SP Geography/Geology at UW-SP UW-SP Home Page Links Since October of 1997, the Central Wisconsin Archaeology Center (CWAC) has dedicated itself to the recovery and preservation of Central Wisconsin's cultural resources for this and future generations. CWAC pursues scientific excellence while encouraging public education and an appreciation of the past. Archaeological rescue excavations are designed to save a portion of a cultural heritage which would otherwise be lost forever. In addition to being a community resource, CWAC also serves as an employment opportunity for University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point students. This employ Read More Go to Site Petroform-Mound Linkage inEast Central Wisconsin Votes:0 Petroform-Mound Linkage in East Central Wisconsin by Jack Steinbring University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and Ripon College Herman Bender Mid-America Geographic Foundation and University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac Figure 1. Provisionally known as the Mecan-Shields Petroform, this specimen is the best preserved of several in the immediate area. It is 300 meters northeast of a 20 mound group. The petroform lies in an oak-hickory grove containing 100 year old trees. Over the past few years, the common associations between petroforms and earthen mounds reported by such early recorders as T.H. Lewis are being confirmed in Wisconsin. The central problem in the search for these associations has been the large scale destruction by land clearing and cultivation in the late 19th Century. In a few cases, ho Read More Go to Site Wisconsin's Cave of Wonders Votes:0 Home | Subsccribe | News | Shop | TV | Events | Links | Contact | Free Info | Advertise | Search A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America Email this article Wisconsin's Cave of Wonders January 30, 2001 by AmÉlie A. Walker Rock art found in a Wisconsin cave dates to A.D. 700. An abstract charcoal drawing is shown here. (Courtesy Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center) [LARGER IMAGE] Over one hundred 1,300-year-old charcoal drawings and engravings have been found in a cave in southwestern Wisconsin. Discovered in 1998 but kept secret until records could be made and the site protected, the find doubles the amount of ancient cave drawings, or pictographs, documented in Wisconsin and presents a number of new styles and symbols, adding significantly to the range of cave art known Read More Go to Site

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