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Places tagged “natchez”

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🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Emerald Mound

Plaquemine Mississippian Emerald phase 1250–1600 CE · Plaquemine (Natchez)

Second-largest mound in N America, 10.7 m terraced pyramid, 1250–1600 CE.

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🇺🇸 United States · Earthwork

Grand Village of the Natchez Indians

Plaquemine–historic Natchez (1200–1730 CE, observed 1682–1729) · Natchez (Plaquemine descendant – Muskogean)

Historic Natchez capital (1682–1729) directly observed by French colonists (Iberville, Le Page du Pratz), linking archaeology to eyewitness chiefdom: two platform mounds—Great Sun's Mound A (3.5 m,…