Came across this book this weekend:

Ancient monuments of the Mississippi Valley

https://archive.org/details/ancientmonuments00squi/page/n17

Published in 1848. Blew my mind. About so many different “mounds” (a.k.a. pyramids) from ancient builder.s Many with underground tunnels, sepulchres… w/in habitations where there were altars. Human sacrifice occurring was a substantial assumption by the authors. They referred the mounds as “truncated pyramids”.

Sun worshippers.

Lots in Ohio.

Never learned about this in US history growing up. Did you?

>>7512468

>When everyone left Babal they took their ziggurat/pyramid building ideas with them.

Makes sense. And their sacred magic. Based on Satanic practices. They kept hidden as much as possible.

>One of the history sentences for our Classical Conversations educated kids is, Three North American mound building civilizations were the Adina, Hopewell, and Mississippians.

Thx for sharing that Anon. I'm not in that area. And was curious about how much of it is taught. It wasn't where I grew up, and is not where I currently live.

>>7512538

What if they weren't burned? What if they were just confiscated & taken 'underground'?

>>7512591

Thx, Anon.

Interesting… on the stone Harvard University is mentioned… trying to make out the words.

>>7512609

"deeded to the trustees of the Peabody Museum of Harvard.."

Hmm…