Long before European ships touched the eastern seaboard, the continent of North America was home to remarkable civilizations,

people who shaped the earth itself into great ceremonial mounds, sweeping geometric earthworks, and vast urban settlements.

From the intricate burial mounds of the Adina and Hopewell cultures

to the towering earthen platforms of the Mississippians at Cahokia.

The story of the pre-Columbian mound builders reveals a sophisticated world of astronomy,

agriculture, trade and ritual. These societies left no written records, but their enduring

legacies are carved deep into the land. Today we'll unearth the tales of the people who built monuments

from the soil beneath their feet and in doing so shaped the spiritual and social landscapes

of ancient North America.

The History of the World podcast, written and presented by Chris Hasler. I made you think you. My name is Caden Sinclair.

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