‘Lost’ cities always capture the attention whether they are real or fictional like the city of Atlantis. One of America’s greatest real lost cities is Cahokia, a huge, bustling location that was larger than London or Paris at its peak in the 11th century. At that time, its population was approximately…

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At over 60 feet tall, the Grave Creek Mound is one of the largest Native American burial mounds in the United States! Check out this enormous earthwork, stil...

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Photos of the existing burial mounds in Wayne County, Indiana

121 burial mounds and earthworks photographed from " The Nephilim Chronicles: A Travel Guide to the Ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley

The Abnakis and their history, or, Historical notices on the aborigines of Acadia / : New York : J.B. Kirker, 1866. : Vetromile, Eugene, 1819-1881., author

seven- and eight-foot skeletons discovered near Kalamazoo, Michigan

The “Hopewell Culture” refers to a Native American civilization that was centered in Ohio. It flourished here between 200 B.C. and 500 A.D.

The Natchez Trace Parkway is a wonderfully scenic 444-mile drive filled with kitschy landmarks, historical sights and natural features.

"Emerald Acropolis Site (Emerald Mounds)", digital illustration, Herb Roe © 2016. #archaeologicalillustration of the Middle Mississippian culture Emerald Acropolis site near Lebanon, Illinois, USA. All rights held by the artist, Herb Roe © 2016. #herbroe #pyramid #indianmounds #mississippianculture