Ancient Ohio Art Series ~ Paleoindian Period, an original acrylic painting by Susan A. Walton, of S. A. Walton Studio, Hudson, Florida.

Collection of the Ohio History Connection, formerly known as The Ohio Historical Society, headquartered at the Ohio History Center in Columbus, Ohio.

This is an illustration by artist Susan Walton of S. A. Walton Studio, Hudson, Florida, of what a Paleo Indian caribou-hunting encampment may have looked like in ancient Ohio circa 14,000 to 10,000 BP, as derived from information from Paleo Indian sites such as Ohio’s Nobles Pond, Paleo Crossing, and Sheridan Cave, and Maine’s Vail Site. (see https://www.ohiohistory.org/clovis-points-paleoindian-boy-scout-knives/ )

It was created as part of Voyageur Media’s Ancient Ohio Art Series and used in Dr. Bradley Lepper’s book, Ohio Archaeology.

Medium
Paint, Acrylic
Substrate
Canvas, cotton, stretched and gallery wrapped
Dimensions
36 x 48 in
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