The Indian Mound In Florence Charles Enloe Moore The florence mound is the highest such structure in the entire tennessee valley. in 1914, c.b. moore visited this site and re ported at that time the mound rose 42 feet above the flood plain and its base measured 310 by 230 feet. moore excavated some thirty four trial pits in the mound without result. The florence mound is the highest such structure in the entire tennessee valley. in 1914, c.b. moore visited this site and re ported at that time the mound rose 42 feet above the flood plain and its base measured 310 by 230 feet. moore excavated some thirty four trial pits in the mound without result.
The Indian Mound In Florence Charles Enloe Moore The florence mound is the highest such structure in the entire tennessee valley. in 1914, c.b. moore visited this site and re ported at that time the mound rose 42 feet above the flood plain and its base measured 310 by 230 feet. moore excavated some thirty four trial pits in the mound without result. In 1914, charles b. moore drilled thirty four trial holes in the mound hoping to discover what the purpose of the mound might have been. the alabama museum of natural history explored the mound in 1932. the mound, which had been part of the farm owned by dutch kachelman, was donated to the city of florence in 1945 by the dabney family. Charles enloe moore stands for a portrait wednesday with a copy of his new book, “the long road to mabila” outside the florence indian mound and museum. [dan busey timesdaily] dan busey 2021. Charles served as the project officer for the indian mound and museum in florence for 23 years. i first met chief dale cook, chief of the original cherokee nation, on a trail of tears motorcycle.
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