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What did the mound builders build there mounds out of?
They were made from earth, like dirt and maybe some brush. It depends whether the mound was more burials or buildings (ceremonial ones).
What bird is called a mound builder?
Megapode
Type of house with sloping roof in colonial times?
it called the saltbox
Who was the ancient civilization that built mounds to bury their dead?
The Mound Builders built mounds of earth and stone
What was Adena culture?
so yea like these retards built the most impressive mound called the great serpent mound
What is The name you use to describe a sloping mound of Earth?
hill
What is a pile of earth called?
I would say that's a "mound" of earth.
What is a large mound or raised area of earth called?
A large mound or raised area of earth is called a hill or mound.
What is a large mound of earth built along a river?
they are called dykes.
What is a burial mound?
A burial mound is a mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves.
What is a raised mound of land called?
it is a hill
What is a sloping path called?
it is a ramp
What is a sloping letter called?
Italics
What is a mound of earth?
Is it the word "mound" (pile) or the word "earth" (dirt) that's confusing you? I can't really help you if it's the word "of".
What does mound mean?
The Primordial Mound is believed to be the mound of earth which life sprang from on earth - by the ancient egyptians. Primordial may mean that it was in existence before the birth of time e.g before days were ordered.
What does primordial mound mean?
The Primordial Mound is believed to be the mound of earth which life sprang from on earth - by the ancient egyptians. Primordial may mean that it was in existence before the birth of time e.g before days were ordered.
What volcanoe is a very large gently sloping mound composed mainly of basaltic lava flows?
A shield volcano is a very large, gently sloping mound composed mainly of basaltic lava flows. These volcanoes have a broad, dome-like shape and their eruptions are typically non-explosive. Examples include Mauna Loa in Hawaii and Galapagos Islands.
