Poverty Point World Heritage Site
-1700A UNESCO World Heritage Site in northeast Louisiana, Poverty Point is a 3,400-year-old earthwork complex built by a hunter-gatherer society, one of the oldest monumental constructions in North America.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site in northeast Louisiana, Poverty Point is a 3,400-year-old earthwork complex built by a hunter-gatherer society, one of the oldest monumental constructions in North America.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site in northeast Louisiana, Poverty Point is a 3,400-year-old earthwork complex built by a hunter-gatherer society, one of the oldest monumental constructions in North America.
3500-year-old Native American earthworks. Massive mounds built before the pyramids of Egypt.
Get ready to be amazed: You're approaching Poverty Point, a monumental earthwork built by a sophisticated, yet mysterious, culture long before Europeans arrived in North America. Around 1500 BC, people began…
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