Mound builders live in Mississippi Valley (1 gen 5000 anni a. C. – 1 gen 1000 anni)

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A group of Native Americans known simply as the "mound builders" survived and thrived in Mississippi Valley. They were known as such due to the large dirt mounds they constructed for their buildings. These mounds were organized into communities, such as Poverty Point in modern-day Louisiana. It was a political and economic center that established trade routes and mined minerals like copper and flint.

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