Mud Glyph Cave findings reveal ancient Indian art in Tennessee
Archaeologists at a National Geographic briefing describe a 350 foot cave in eastern Tennessee named Mud Glyph Cave. The walls hold hundreds of moist mud etchings likely created by ancestors of the Creek or Cherokee, depicting faces animals and human figures in a primitive gallery.
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Population Rebound in Southwest Virginia Coal Region
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