Etowah Mounds
Cartersville, Georgia • Bartow County
Cartersville, Georgia • Bartow County
Etowah Mounds is an extensive archaeological site featuring large earthen mounds constructed by the Mississippian culture between 1000 and 1550 AD. The site includes a central plaza, a village area, and defensive palisades, showcasing a complex pre-Columbian society.
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