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13. Poverty Point World Heritage Site (Louisiana)

13. Poverty Point World Heritage Site (Louisiana)
Ancient earth mounds rise from the lush Louisiana landscape at Poverty Point, a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site. | Photo by Wikipedia

Poverty Point World Heritage Site dates back to around 1700 BCE and is renowned for its massive earthen ridges and mounds. Constructed by a complex hunter-gatherer society, the site’s intricate layout and enormous scale have long fascinated researchers and visitors alike. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Poverty Point remains an enduring mystery and a testament to ancient ingenuity. Learn more

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