Topic: Indian Mounds

The discussion reveals how ancient burial mounds and ceremonial sites have been repurposed as features on Florida's numerous golf courses. Dr. Longo explains that builders used these naturally hilly areas because they were less profitable for traditional real estate. He also describes how the Army Corps of Engineers and private interests dismantled many mounds to use the shell material for building high-quality roads in the early 20th century.

Dr. Greg Little discusses his career transition from criminal psychology to archaeology and the study of Native American mounds. His interest in Edgar Cayce was sparked in 2000 when the Association for Research and Enlightenment (ARE) asked him to verify Cayce's readings regarding Indian mounds. This led to a multi-decade exploration of ancient mysteries and the publication of an encyclopedia on mounds.

Greg Little describes how a series of intrusive, recurring dreams in 1984 led him to document thousands of Native American mounds. Despite having no prior knowledge of the subject, the dreams compelled him to create a photographic record and a pictorial encyclopedia of North American mounds. He later discovered his own Seneca ancestry, which deepened his personal connection to the research.