Mound-building tribes were primarily located in the southeastern and midwestern regions of what is now the United States. Notable cultures, such as the Mississippian and Adena, constructed large earthen mounds for various purposes, including ceremonial, religious, and burial sites. Significant sites are found in states like Ohio, Illinois, and Mississippi, with Cahokia being one of the most prominent examples of a mound-building civilization. These structures reflect the complex social and political organization of the tribes that built them.
Ohio
the building of mounds
The Mound Builders lived in Ohio and all the rest of the southeast area.
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Ohio
building mounds such as the serpent mound
Ohio the serpent mound is located in Ohio.
The address of the Old Nacogdoches University Building is: 515 N Mound St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961
The address of the Mound Valley Library is: 411 Hickory, Mound Valley, 67354 0179
Building mounds.
the building of mounds
In the center of the mound at the highest point
Mound builders were members of Native American tribes that had the responsibility of building burial mounds and earthwork fortifications. They lived in areas throughout regions in the Midwest and Southeast of the United States. Mount builders lived in hut like structures that they would build from natural materials of the earth.
The Mound Builders lived in Ohio and all the rest of the southeast area.