home: exhibits: north_america: usa: georgia:   EXHIBITS Ancient Architects of Georgia Indian Mounds were built in Georgia for over 4,000 years. Learn more about the accomplishments of Georgia's Native American architects through videos, Quicktime VR, 3D computer animations and more.   Winner of Georgia Historical Society's Roger K. Warlick Local History Achievement Award!   Public Indian Sites of Georgia This is a comprehensive guide to all of the public archaeological sites and museums devoted to preserving  Native American heritage in Georgia. Public Indian Events of Georgia This is a comprehensive guide to all of the Native American festivals, PowWows, and other events in Georgia. Georgia Before Oglethorpe  Covers the little-known first two centuries of Georgia history after first European contact. Includes the first French and Spanish exploration of the state and the final arrival of the British under Oglethorpe. Georgia History: Native American Indians Lost Worlds: Georgia DVD  Now Available! Learn More. Georgia, the largest U. S. state east of the Mississippi river, is filled with the remnants of over 12,000 years of human occupation. Explore the past and present of Native American heritage in Georgia by visiting any of our four current exhibits: Ancient Architects of Georgia, Public Indian Sites of Georgia, Public Indian Events of Georgia, & Georgia Before Oglethorpe. In the Ancient Architects of Georgia exhibit you will learn about the various cities and monuments constructed by Georgia's Native American inhabitants before the arrival of Europeans. From the mysterious stone wall at Fort Mountain and Etowah's impressive earthen pyramid mounds in the north of the state, Ocmulgee's amazing pyramid temple mounds in the center of the state, and Kolomoki's artifact-rich funeral mounds in the south, you will discover that Georgia is host to a tremendous variety of American Indian historical sites.   So come along with us as we explore the legacy of the prehistoric Indians of Georgia utilizing streaming video mini-documentaries, Quicktime VR panoramas, virtual reality computer animations, and more. Just choose an exhibit from the menu at the left to get started.   Lost Worlds of Georgia is a proud affiliate of the Georgia Historical Society & member of the Georgia Association of Historians and Society for Georgia Archeology. DONORS >$500 Please help support this site. Make a donation of $500 or more and your name or company's name will be listed here (from largest to smallest). Can also be linked to your website. Learn More or Donate Now. Cognigen Networks ShopForDSL