prehistoric native american built most of the mounds in mounds park.
who built most of the mounds in mounds park?
prehistoric native american
whitewater effigy mounds preserve is located on the west side of whitewater, wisconsin near indian mounds parkway and wildwood road. it is a prehistoric, native american ceremonial and burial site that dates to between 200 and 1000 a.d. the park contains a collection of animal and geometric mounds. located on the eastern bank of an old river bed, and among the park's thick native oak trees, the effigy mounds once included a community area with 30 circular huts, inhabited by the mound builders. the 12 (possibly 13) effigy mounds at the site are what survive of this village today. the site continues to be used for native american ceremonial pow-wows. entrance into the effigy mounds park is free and open to the public daily.
indian mounds park (whitewater, wisconsin)
indian mounds park





























the term indian mounds park may refer to:





























bullet::::- beattie park mound group in rockford, illinois





























bullet::::- effigy mounds national monument, iowa





























bullet::::- indian mound park in dauphin island, alabama





























bullet::::- indian mound park in ortona, florida





























bullet::::- indian mounds park in quincy, illinois





























bullet::::- indian mounds park in saint paul, minnesota





























bullet::::- indian mounds park in whitewater, wisconsin





























bullet::::- indian temple mound and museum in fort walton beach, florida





























bullet::::- lake jackson mounds archaeological state park, tallahassee, florida





























bullet::::- newark earthworks in newark, ohio





























bullet::::- ormond mound in ormond beach, florida
indian mounds park