An Overview and an Update By: Jan Beaver and James Scherz October 21, 1993 Eagle Township, in Richland County, Wisc., adjoins the north side of the Wisconsin River directly north of Muscoda, Wisconsin. Reportedly, there was once an important village of the Fox and Sauk Indians near Muscoda before the coming of the Whites. Subsequent Read More
by James P. Scherz Prof. Emeritus Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Wisconsin, Madison 26 July, 2000 General: The so-called Brantwood Menhir Site consists of a large upright standing stone, locally called the Menhir, organized rocks, low and irregular earthen mounds, ditches, and deformed trees similar in shape to Indian Marker Trees. The Read More
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