Often overlooked in narratives of ancient civilizations, the archaeological site of Cahokia in the Mississippi River Valley ...

Cahokia Mounds may not be aesthetically pristine, but at 4,000 acres (2,200 of which are preserved as a state historic site), it is the largest archaeological site in the United States ...

it's hard for researchers to get a full picture of the lives of Cahokia's residents. Fortunately, there has been much archaeological evidence to help them fit some of the pieces together.

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The work resulted in major finds and, for several years, was the largest archaeological dig in the United States. “The Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site is of extraordinary cultural and ...

The department's Cahokia Mounds Archaeology Field School provides this opportunity for SLU students. Each summer, SLU conducts a four-week archaeological field school at the prehistoric chiefdom of ...