What is fort hill state memorial?

Fort Hill State Memorial is an archaeological site located in Highland County, Ohio. It is believed to have been inhabited by the Hopewell culture between 100 BC and 500 AD.

The site features a complex of earthen walls and ditches that enclose over 60 acres of land. The walls were built by the Hopewell people and served as a defensive structure and a ceremonial center.

Fort Hill State Memorial was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1964 and is now maintained by the Ohio History Connection. Visitors can explore the site through hiking trails that offer views of the earthworks and the surrounding landscape. The site also hosts various educational programs and events throughout the year.