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Public Indian Sites of Georgia

Fort Mountain State Park

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Fort Mountain State Park - A rock wall zigzags over 900 feet along the slope in the park. This wall of piled native stone, probably related to many other similar structures across the southeast, is from 3-1/2-10 feet high and from 4-1/2-16 feet wide. Archaeologists think the wall was built by Indians for ceremonial purposes during the Woodland Period at least 1,000 years ago. (706) 695-2621

Our Links:
Ancient Architects of Georgia: Fort Mountain

Other Links:
Official Web Site
New Georgia Encyclopedia: Rock Mounds & Structures


 

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