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3/18/24

Preserving a 6th century B.C. replica ship: Summer 2023

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The Heartland Research Group is dedicated to uncovering and preserving the rich archaeological heritage of ancient civilizations in North America. Through meticulous field research, advanced scanning technologies, and comprehensive study of ancient artifacts, we strive to illuminate the lives and cultures of these early peoples. Our efforts extend to the development of detailed maps, the analysis of ancient writings, and the preservation and display of artifacts to foster a deeper understanding of our shared history.

We aim to promote awareness and support collaborative endeavors with researchers and enthusiasts alike, ensuring that the legacy of ancient American civilizations is both celebrated and protected for future generations.

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