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Places tagged “oneota” in United States · Mysteria

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Places tagged “oneota” in United States

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🇺🇸 United States

🇺🇸 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.

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🇺🇸 United States · Mound

Nodena Site

Late Mississippian (Nodena phase) · Mississippian (Nodena phase, Oneota-related)

Type site of Nodena phase (1350–1650 CE) — palisaded Late Mississippian town on Mississippi River with 15 mounds.

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🇺🇸 United States · Ancient city

Blood Run Site

Late Prehistoric Oneota (Blood Run phase 1500–1700 CE) · Oneota (ancestors Dakota-Ioway)

Largest Oneota town 1500–1700: 76 mounds and boulder enclosure, 6,000 residents on Big Sioux.