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MISSISSIPPIAN PERIOD (A.D. 800 to A.D. 1499) Mississippian period society in the eastern United States centered around some of the most spectacular prehistoric ceremonial centers ever constructed in North America. Large flat top temple mounds are the most impressive structures left behind. The largest of these is 103 feet high and located just east of St. Louis, Missouri on the Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site. The Mississippian people lived within a very well organized culture in cities (Cahokia), villages and farmsteads. They had far ranging trade routes that brought in copper from the Great Lakes, sea shells from the Gulf Coast, and various types of stone such as Mill Creek chert from southern Illinois for making digging implements and other tools. These people were farmers who were largely dependent on agriculture to procure most of their food. They raised large fields of corn, squash, beans, sunflowers and tobacco. They were also hunters who used the bow and arrow to kill animals such as deer and they were fishermen who used various means to catch freshwater fish and clams colorful cahokia point found by Dealmont pearson who hunted cahokia mounds for 56 years on lands no longer accessable to hunt on. This is a rare four knotch Cahokia point and is gaurantee old ancient for life. I have 100 cahokia's found by Mr. Pearson read more

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