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""The editors have presented a very successful case for the long-term use as well as the historic Native use of ceremonial stone landscapes (CSL). Thirty-three tribes, these authors, and these editors want these landscapes recognized and preserved.""--Cheryl Claassen, Journal of Anthropological Research ""Our Hidden Landscapes: Indigenous Stone Ceremonial Sites in Eastern North America is a must-read text written by an eclectic group of knowledgeable authors that provide a diverse perspective on the problematic issues surrounding Native American sacred stone structure sites.""--Harry O. Holstein, Stones Bones ""The chapters offer a perspective and opinions on the indigenous cultural landscape scene in eastern North America, one that is seldom (if ever) seen or discussed by conventional archeology. The book is written to widen the view and argue for more research and insights regarding eastern North American stone constructs and indigenous origins.""--Herman E. Bender, President of the Hanwakan Center for Prehistoric Astronomy, Cosmology and Cultural Landscape Studies

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Lucianne Lavin is an archaeologist, a director emeritus of research and collections at the Institute for American Indian Studies Museum in Connecticut, and the author of Connecticut’s Indigenous Peoples. Elaine Thomas is a Mohegan tribal member and has worked in the Mohegan Tribal Government for twenty-two years. She works with tribal nations in identifying and preserving ceremonial stone landscapes.

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