What was the largest city of the Mississippians covering 5 square miles and containing over 100 flat topped mounds and pyramids

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EGC · Answer 1 · 2021-06-13T20:41:00+0000

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The Mississippians are known for being great builders of cities. What was Cahokia? Cahokia was a city covering about 5 square miles, contained over 100 flat-topped pyramids and mounds, and was home to an estimated 16,000 people. Does this answer your question?

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