Yucca House Pueblo (Angani) in Colorado, Montezuma County, Southern Ute near Towaoc, United States is a Pueblo II–III (1000–1300 CE) settlement attributed to Pueblo II–III (1000–1300 CE) culture.

🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Lowry Pueblo

Pueblo II (1000–1200 CE) · Pueblo II (1000–1200 CE)

Lowry Pueblo in Colorado, Montezuma County, Canyons of Ancients, United States is a Pueblo II (1000–1200 CE) settlement attributed to Pueblo II (1000–1200 CE) culture.

🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Topper Site

Pre-Clovis (Topper) to Clovis · Pre-Clovis (Topper)/Clovis

Pre-Clovis chert quarry (15,000 BCE) with debated lower horizon below Clovis on Savannah River, South Carolina.

🇺🇸 United States · Mound

Trempealeau Mounds

Early Mississippian (Stirling antecedent) · Cahokia Mississippian with Oneota interaction

Northernmost Cahokia-affiliated platform mounds (1050–1100 CE) on Mississippi bluffs — 500-km colony.

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Ortona Indian Mounds

Late Woodland – Glades I–II (300 BCE–1150 CE) · Glades / Calusa tradition (Okeechobee Basin)

Late Woodland–Glades/Calusa affiliated town (300 BCE–1150 CE, peak 550–850) spread 5 sq mi along Caloosahatchee River north bank: 3 sand mounds (Mound A Plaza 3.5 m, Mound B and borrow mound), 2…

🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Sand Canyon South Pueblo

Pueblo II–III (1000–1280 CE) · Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi)

Sand Canyon Pueblo in Colorado, Montezuma County, Canyons of Ancients, United States is a Pueblo II–III (1000–1280 CE) settlement attributed to Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) culture.

🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Casamero Pueblo

Pueblo II Chacoan (1000–1150 CE) · Pueblo II Chacoan (1000–1150 CE)

Casamero Pueblo in New Mexico, McKinley County, Rio Puerco, near Prewitt, United States is a Pueblo II Chacoan (1000–1150 CE) settlement attributed to Pueblo II Chacoan (1000–1150 CE) culture.

🇺🇸 United States · Tell

Casa Grande Hohokam South Compound

Classic Period Hohokam (1150–1450 CE) · Hohokam (O'odham ancestral) Classic Period (Soho–Civano phases)

Casa Grande Hohokam South Compound is the Classic Period platform-mound village south of the Casa Grande Great House — the iconic 4-story caliche Great House (1350 CE) on the Gila River.

🇺🇸 United States · Rock art

Newspaper Rock Petroglyphs

Basketmaker to Historic Ute (500 BCE – 1850 CE) · Basketmaker-Anasazi (Ancestral Pueblo), Fremont, Navajo, Ute

Utah Wingate cliff 650 figures 500 BCE–19th c. palimpsest from Basketmaker to Ute.

🇺🇸 United States · Geoglyph

Bouse Fisherman Intaglio (Fisherman Geoglyph)

Late Prehistoric (Patayan) · Yuman (Mojave/Quechan)

9-m Fisherman intaglio (900–1200 CE) on Plomosa piedmont — spearman with fish and sun.

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Pineland Archeological Site (Calusa Complex)

Caloosahatchee I–V (100–1710 CE, major 500–1500) · Caloosahatchee (Calusa kingdom)

Capital water-court capital (Randell Complex) of Calusa chiefdom (100–1500 CE, historic to 1710): 5 sand-shell mounds up to 9 m high (Brown's Mound 50×45 m), Adam's Mound, Randell Mound, Low Mound…

🇺🇸 United States · Tell

Snaketown Ballcourt South Compound

Pre-Classic Hohokam (400–1100 CE) · Hohokam Pre-Classic (Pioneer–Colonial–Sedentary: Vahki–Sacaton phases)

Snaketown Ballcourt South Compound is the southern ballcourt village of Snaketown — the archetypal Pre-Classic Hohokam canal town 30 miles southeast of Phoenix on the Gila north terrace (protected…

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Spiro Mounds

Mississippian Spiro phases Harlan–Sprio 950–1450 CE (Craig Mortuary climax 1200–1400) · Caddoan Mississippian (Spiroan, ancestors of Wichita/Caddo)

Premier Mississippian and Caddoan necropolis and ceremonial center on Arkansas River: 12 mounds (Craig Mound – 10 m high, hollow burial chamber or ‘Spirit Lodge’ with shell-carved ‘Great Mortuary’…

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Leake Mounds

Middle Woodland to Early Mississippian (Swift Creek–Cartersville) · Woodland (Swift Creek) / Early Mississippian

Moated Swift Creek town (300 BCE–650 CE) with 3 mounds and circular ditch on Etowah River, Georgia.

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Yon Mound and Village

Middle Woodland to Mississippian (100 BCE–1450 CE) · Swift Creek → Weeden Island → Fort Walton (late Mississippian)

Middle Woodland Swift Creek to Fort Walton Mississippian mound-village (100 BCE–1450 CE) on Apalachicola River terrace: flat-topped platform 6 m high (45×30 m) with ramp to plaza, adjacent burial…

🇺🇸 United States · Mound

Link Farm Site

Mississippian (Middle–Late, Thruston–Dallas) · Mississippian (Western Valley)

Largest mound-count site in TN (51 mounds, 1100–1500 CE) above Duck–Buffalo confluence; source of Duck River Cache.

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Turtle Mound

Late Archaic to late pre-contact St. Johns II (c.800 BCE–1565 CE, major 600–1400 CE) · St. Johns (Ais/Surruque ancestors)

Largest shell mound in mainland United States—St. Johns II / late prehistoric (600–1400 CE) oyster-shell midden-mound 30 ft high (≈15 m) extending 600 ft long × 180 ft wide (≈183×55 m), volume…

🇺🇸 United States · Tell

Las Colinas Tempe Hohokam Village

Pre-Classic to Classic Hohokam (700–1300 CE) · Hohokam Pre-Classic (Colonial) → Classic Sedentary

Las Colinas Tempe Hohokam Village is the canal-lattice village at the Agua Fria–Salt River confluence west of Tempe — a Sedentary Colonial-to-Sedentary (700–1300 CE) Hohokam canal village before…

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Baum Village and Works

Middle Woodland Hopewell (50 BCE–350 CE) · Hopewell (Baum phase)

Hopewell rectangular enclosure (120×110 m, 1.3 ha) with habitation village overlapping embankments atPaint Creek terrace—rare instance where Hopewell domestic occupation directly associated with…

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Marietta Earthworks

Middle Woodland Hopewell (100 BCE–500 CE) · Hopewell (Marietta phase)

Hopewell ceremonial complex (100 BCE–500 CE) at confluence of Muskingum and Ohio Rivers, originally three enclosures: Capitolium Square (150×110 m terraced platform and graded way), Quadranaou double…

🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Castalian Springs Mound Site

Mississippian Middle Cumberland (1100–1350 CE) · Mississippian (Castalian Springs phase)

Premier Middle Cumberland Mississippian town (1100–1350 CE) centered on mineral spring: two major platform mounds (Mound 1 6 m high 55×45 m, Mound 2 burial 3 m) plus smaller mound, large plaza and…

🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Chimney Rock Pueblo (Chimney Rock National Monument)

Chaco Bonito (Late Pueblo II) · Chaco (highland Ancestral Pueblo)

Perched astronomical great-house pueblo (c.1075–1125 CE, Chacoan) on 2,280 m ridge between two 30-m chimney pinnacles — southernmost Chaco outlier controlling Upper San Juan timber/ game highland.

🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Salmon Ruins (Salmon Pueblo)

Chacoan to Post-Chaco (Late Pueblo II to III) · Chaco Culture → Mesa Verde–San Juan (ancestral Pueblo)

Northern Chaco great-house outlier (c.1090–1280 CE) — 300-room 2-storey sandstone Chacoan great house built 1090 CE by Chaco Canyon elite as toll/ grain colony on San Juan, then reoccupied 1125–1280…

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White Shaman Panel — Lower Pecos

Lowry Pueblo

Topper Site

Trempealeau Mounds

Ortona Indian Mounds

Sand Canyon South Pueblo

Casamero Pueblo

Casa Grande Hohokam South Compound

Newspaper Rock Petroglyphs

Bouse Fisherman Intaglio (Fisherman Geoglyph)

Pineland Archeological Site (Calusa Complex)

Snaketown Ballcourt South Compound

Spiro Mounds

Leake Mounds

Yon Mound and Village

Link Farm Site

Turtle Mound

Las Colinas Tempe Hohokam Village

Baum Village and Works

Marietta Earthworks

Castalian Springs Mound Site

Chimney Rock Pueblo (Chimney Rock National Monument)

Salmon Ruins (Salmon Pueblo)

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