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In addition to being agricultural,
they built burial mounds, earthen
pyramids, earthworks fortifications,
ceremonial centers and agricultural
settlements.
The culture was related to that which
built CAHOKIA - United States
Heritage Site - and the mounds in the
central United States. CAHOKIA had a
population of some 30,000 persons -
as big as any city in Europe at the
time. CAHOKIA draws 2,000,000 visitors
each year.
CAHOKIA was also the site of a "Woodhenge" ceremonial structure.
The CAHOKIA Culture, some 1000 km. away, is the nearest other civilization
to the Alberta Moundbuilders.
The CAHOKIA Culture is sometimes
called a Neo-Maya culture, and said to
be related to the Maya or Aztec. They
are believed to have been a sun-
worshiping culture.
The Alberta Moundbuilders, like the
CAHOKIA people, built earthen pyramids,
temple mounds, plazas, burial mounds, and effigy mounds. The full scale
of their works have not yet been discovered.
The Alberta Moundbuilder sites, temples, pyramids and burials ARE NOT
PROTECTED by the Government of Alberta.
THE ONLY WAY THEY WILL BE PROTECTED IS BY PRIVATE/PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND
MANAGEMENT that makes them available to the public.
You can own a portion of these sites that will both protect the site,
be an investment, and offer you a recreation property.
For more information and pictures, follow these links.
Information
Book/Archaeological Report
Protection
Investment
Shareholding
Property Ownership
Visit
On Site camping
Corporate Sponsorship
Box 718, Blackfalds, Alberta, Canada TOM OJO
heritagedatabank@gmail.com
 718 - TOM OJO - CANADA 1-403-885-2991 |
MPCS Museum
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718 - TOM OJO - CANADA 1-403-885-2991 |
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