Living It Active dig site at Cahokia Mounds sheds light on historic native religious artifacts by Chris King Of The St. Louis American June 27, 2014 ...

Native American artifacts from 1100 AD found at Cahokia Mounds Saint Louis University professors, students and visiting scholars discovered approximately 900-year-old Native American pottery ...

As dawn arrives on Dec. 21 at Cahokia Mounds, the sun will rise directly behind a pole hand-hewn from red cedar. Forty-eight such posts form a large circle, but only one of them will align with the… ...

The Cahokia Mounds Museum Society has won an excellence award for its “Back to the City of the Sun” augmented reality experience visitors can have through their smartphones.

Through the collection of artifacts and study of the mounds themselves, UI archaeologists classified the Collins site as a short-lived ceremonial complex with distinct, Cahokia-like influences.

Cahokia Mounds is one of the most studied Native American sites in the country. Saint Louis University professors, students and visiting scholars took a closer look.

Cahokia Mounds is run by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. If the historic park designation is approved, the entire park would be jointly run by state, local and federal agencies.

Often overlooked in narratives of ancient civilizations, the archaeological site of Cahokia in the Mississippi River Valley reveals the impressive scale and complexity of a pre-Columbian society that ...

Cahokia was the largest pre-Columbian city in North America, and at its peak, the metropolis near modern-day St. Louis was bigger than London.

Visit this otherworldly tourist attraction across the river from St. Louis, Missouri - it's an impressive site of prehistoric indigenous earthen mounds.

Native American artifacts from 1100 AD found at Cahokia Mounds Saint Louis University professors, students and visiting scholars discovered approximately 900-year-old Native American pottery ...