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it is the largest archaeological site related to the Mississippian culture.
did the people of the Mississippian civilization build pyramids and served as temples
The Mississippian culture was in full flower in Arkansas when the de Soto expedition traveled through eastern Arkansas in 1541. By the time the next Europeans arrived to write down their observations (Marquette and Joliet in 1673), the flourishing Mississippian towns were gone. A variety of explanations has been offered to account for this disappearance, including European diseases and severe, long-lasting drought in the 1500s. Both undoubtedly played roles.
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The Mississippian culture lived in eastern part of what today is the US.
the oldest known indian cultural periiod was the mississippian period
The Mississippian culture built mounds primarily for ceremonial, religious, and political purposes. These earthworks served as platforms for temples, elite residences, and burial sites, reflecting the social hierarchy and cosmology of the society. Mounds also acted as focal points for community gatherings and rituals, reinforcing cultural identity and social cohesion among the Mississippian people.
The mississippian period/culture was around at this time.ANSWER:It depends on what region you're talking about. In all regions east of the Mississippi River were well developed Mississippian Chiefdoms. Regions west of the Miss. River were still practicing an Archaic styled culture.