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After some consideration, the rationale for including minor sites entails the fact that we have as yet no definite framework that qualifies the importance of the sites according to their size. It's true that the sites that really capture our attention, and make it clear to us the amazing and still unexplained connectedness between ancient peoples the world over, and yet the sort of information we are seeking could as easily be found in a petroglyph two inches high.
Additionally, the more the information of the exact sites of the ancient mounds becomes lost, the harder it becomes to corroborate their significance in general, or to make certain statistical comments about their possible nature.
Without certain reference works in my immediate possession, such as Carl P. Munck's cumulative materials, I cannot say for certain whether these subjects have all been covered by the prominent researchers working in this area of the global grid, and extraterrestial connections... I do know that immediately observations occured to me which I have yet to encounter in the materials at hand, and they may be important ones.
The below set of listings is still very much only a partial one, and some links to pages provide many more names of mound sites for which individual searches by name have yet to be done. Each time a specific site name is fed into a search engine, still more general pages are produced that are not located by the more generic search terms, as seems to be the case with many geographical matters, including those extraterrestial.
Later in the development of this page, notes specifying the number of images at each site if any, and probably other notations making this site better suited as a tool rather than a starting-off point, will be added... and the site is intended to grow as more information becomes available, so if you know of any omissions, I will be most happy to have them brought to my attention, with my thanks.
Even while we try to approach this question from a purely geographical point of view, there are amazing things to be found. At left, is a reconstruction of the Cahokia site; those who have been closely studying possible ruins in images of the moon and other planets, particularly Mars, should at once recognize both the similarity between the style of this enclosure, and the style of countless open enclosures that seem to appear in space image data... but perhaps it will also be recognized that the very shape of the major enclosure of Cahokia is remarkably like the fundamental morphology of the vast majority of major face-shapes that have been located in extraterrestial images!
We will not attempt a "Von Danikkenism" to suggest that this is "proof" that native peoples were visited and enriched by "extraterrestial" peoples, even if that may be exactly what the native legends might tell us about the founding of Cahokia by a "being from the sun" who came dispensing civilization and ethics, but more probably we see here not only a strong connection between an already developed and advanced native North Americans and other ancient, Mars-related cultures, but a connection that suggests that the native peoples of Cahokia were not exempt from the remarkable ancient knowledge that connects a possible former civilization on Mars with the civilizations of earth. At right, is an aerial view of an effigy mound in Georgia, attributed to (the?) Mississippian Indians, that can be found on pg. 106 of Reader's Digest's "Earths Mysterious Places", if it cannot be located elsewhere with adequate ease.
Here, the fundamental morphology of the Face on Mars at Cydonia is even more compelling... almost virtually undeniable! It is also a curious distortion of the "eagle" it is purported to be. Perhaps we should go with any inklings that suggest to us that this is in part intended to represent a turtle, giving us a typically Martian hybrid creature with "flies and has a strong shell"- a reference to a spacecraft, interwoven with a clear symbol of where such a spacecraft might have been coming or going from? The idea may take some getting used to, but ridicule will not alter whatever the truth here may be. I will endeavor to provide a better image with a image format suitable for image enhancement soon; even the initial slight adjustments I used to try to produce a more colorful picture made some remarkable implications that detectable remnants of not only a the outline Cydonia-face shape, but of a face entire just where we expect it to be, may be present here!
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Hutchison Reseach Center: Moundbuilders
North Georgia Resources Center: Moundbuilder
Links
National Park Service: The Moundbuilders
Pre-Columbian Archaeology
(extensive links,
some Moundbuilder & related)
Earthworks: Effigy Mound Articles
The People's Paths: North
American Indian Historical Sites ("Mounds, Pyramids, Related National and State Parks")
"Alligator Mound" Site with other
Hopewell Links
Archaeological Parks in the Southeastern U.S.
Archaeological Parks in the U.S.: Region Map
Monumental Native American Architecture
Mounds and Rings (National Park Service)
Burial Mounds (Adena ritual)
Cotter's Historical Archaeology Bibliography
North American Sites
Mound Builders
Mound and Earthworks Links, BY STATE (in alphabetical order):
ALABAMA:
Moundville Archaeological Park
Florence Indian Mound and Museum
Hazel Green, Madison County
Oakville Indain Mounds Park and Museum
ARKANSAS:
Toltec Mounds Archaeological State park
Parkin Archeological State Park
FLORIDA:
West Coast Florida Indian Sites
Lake Jackson
Mounds
Boynton's Indian Mounds
Crystal River
True Natives: The Prehistory of Volusia County
GEORGIA:
Etowah Mounds Archaeological Area
Moundbuilders: North Georgia's Early Inhabitants
Nacoochee Valley Indian Mound (Their image:
http://georgiamagazine.com/chamber/white/mound.gif)
Sites in Georgia
ILLINOIS:
Cahokia Mounds State
Historical Site
Dickson Mounds Museum
INDIANA:
Angel Mounds State Historical Site
Angel Mounds
Mounds State Park
Archaeoastronomy at Mounds State Park
IOWA:
List of State Preserves
Effigy Mounds National Monument Expansion
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Effigy Mounds National Monument
KENTUCKY:
LOUISIANA:
Marksville State Historical Site
Pecan Island Mounds
Poverty Point State Historical Site
Watson Brake
MICHIGAN:
Norton Mound Group
Michigan's Mysterious Indian Mounds
University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology
(select search engine and enter: "mounds")
MINNESOTA:
Indian Mounds Park (Dayton's Bluff, MN)
Indian Mounds Park Site
Minnetonka
MISSISSIPPI:
National Park Service: The Moundbuilders
National Park Service Emerald Mound
Emerald Mound
Nanih Waiya
Natchez Area History Links
NEW YORK:
NORTH CAROLINA:
Town Creek Indian Mound
Town Creek Indian Mound
Town Creek Indian Mound
National Register Listings in North Carolina
OHIO:
East Fork ("Hanukkiah" Mound)
Ohio Historical Society: Sites By Topic
Moundbuilders State Memorial/Newark
Earthworks (Ohio Historical Society)
Octagonal Earthworks (Ohio Historical Society)
Wright Earthworks (Ohio Historical Society)
Seip Mound (Ohio Historical Society)
Story Mound (Ohio Historical Society)
Shrum Mound (Ohio Historical Society)
Miamisburg Mound (Ohio Historical Society)
Serpent Mound (Ohio Historical Society)
Marietta, Ohio Earthworks (Library of Congress)
Serpent Mound State Memorial
Redating Serpent Mound
Chillicothe Mounds, Serpent
Mound (Hidden Ohio)
Mound City Group: Chillicothe, Ohio
Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
(Chillcothe, OH) (National Park Service)
The Alligator Mound: A Hopewell Effigy (with other Hopewell links)
Hopewell Lunar Astronomy:
Octagon Earthworks
OKLAHOMA:
TENNESSEE:
Pinson Mounds State Park
Tennessee's Pinson Mounds
History of Dickson County, TN
Chucalissa
TEXAS:
WEST VIRGINIA:
West Virginia Mounds
Grave Creek and Criel Mounds
WISCONSIN:
CANADA
Serpent Mound (Rice Lake)