The Mound Builders of Cahokia
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The Mound Builders were a group of early Native Americans
who created the largest city (and the only one like it) north of Mexico
during the early history of North America. Researchers believe between
15,000 and 25,000 people lived in Cahokia at it's height of power. Many of
their creations still can be seen in Illinois and archaeologists are
working to learn more about their civilization and preserving the
artifacts which they left behind.
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Builders that created the city now called Cahokia. Cahokia
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