“Throngs jostled for space on massive plazas. Buzzy, caffeinated drinks passed from hand to hand. Crowds shouted bets as athletes hurled spears and stones. And Cahokians feasted with
“In a study published recently in the journal Geoarchaeology, Caitlin Rankin of the University of Illinois not only argues that the deforestation hypothesis is wrong, but also questions the very
“Based on the amounts of coprostanol present in sediment layers dating to the centuries between the fall of Cahokia and the arrival of European colonists in the area,
“The Cahokia Mounds and Mississippian Culture National Historic Park would also include ancient mounds in St. Clair and Madison counties and Sugarloaf Mound in St. Louis, the last
https://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/change-wind-cahokia-mounds-supporters-try-again-national-park-status#stream/0 Going the congressional route rather than getting an executive order. I’m not super confident, but two things: if you’re in the St. Louis metroplex and have never
