A three-thousand-year-old canoe may not be the only artifact sitting just below the waters of Lake Mendota.
State archaeologists say there could be an entire village waiting to be discovered. Researchers and historians pulled the canoe out of the lake last month. It is the oldest canoe ever found in the area. State Archaeologist Dr. James Skibo says his team is now going to see what else they can find, with the expectation that they will find something.
