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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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3. Hope you make it! I never heard of Cahokia until a few years ago. I was totally uninformed.

Reply to mopinko (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 28, 2021, 03:32 AM

Apr 2021

It gets more interesting each time I read another article on it.

Really living in hope they uncover more information with new technology. Undoubtedly there's a vast amount of material still hidden which will be within reach, in time. So much to learn.

The actual size of the place must have been impressive when it was in use.

Best wishes for an enjoyable trip there, sometime.

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i have to get down there. in my state, never been. mopinko Apr 2021 #1

Hope you make it! I never heard of Cahokia until a few years ago. I was totally uninformed. Judi Lynn Apr 2021 #3

We always went there on field trips in grade school. forgotmylogin Apr 2021 #2

It must be quite a sight from the top, too! So interesting! Thanks. ⭐️ Judi Lynn Apr 2021 #4