Hopewell
1[ hohp-wel, -wuhl ]
/ ˈhoʊp wɛl, -wəl /
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noun
a city in E Virginia, on the James River.
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Other definitions for Hopewell (2 of 2)
Hopewell2
[ hohp-wel, -wuhl ]
/ ˈhoʊp wɛl, -wəl /
adjective Archaeology.
of or relating to an advanced mound-building and agricultural Amerindian culture 100 b.c.–a.d. 400, centered in Ohio and Illinois and characterized by geometric earthworks, many large conical or dome-shaped burial mounds, corded and stamped pottery, ornamental knives and tobacco pipes, and the extensive trading of raw materials and artifacts.
Also Hope·well·i·an [hohp-wel-ee-uhn] /hoʊpˈwɛl i ən/ .
Origin of Hopewell
2After Cloud Hopewell, owner (circa 1890) of a farm in Ross Co., Ohio, on which tumuli characterizing the culture were excavated
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