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@DrGregLittle2 Avatar @DrGregLittle2 Gregory L Little, Ed.D.

Gregory L Little, Ed.D. posts on X about mound, palace museum, south dakota, indiana the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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"One of the remaining mounds at the New Castle Site in Indiana. From: Indiana Historical Society"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-15T01:17Z 52.2K followers, 2342 engagements

"The Capitolium mound in Marietta Ohio one part of the huge Marietta Earthworks complex dated to XXX B.C. It was spared from "destruction" when Andrew Carnegie funded a library on it in 1916"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-03-20T13:01Z 52.2K followers, 3521 engagements

"There are others that look at small portions of the state. The ones on this map are "sites" known in 1891. Sites almost always had numerous mounds and were often many mound complexes in relatively small areas. The journal "North Carolina Archaeology" has numerous maps of regions of the state"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-14T23:44Z 52.2K followers, XX engagements

"LiDAR of the Poverty Point Louisiana complex and a state reconstruction of the complex by Jon Gibson. The site dates to 1800-1500 BC"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-08T23:51Z 52.1K followers, 54.5K engagements

"Incised "Hunchback" pottery vessel from an Arkansas mound site-displayed in the Pink Palace Museum Memphis"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-08T01:28Z 52.1K followers, 1143 engagements

"Late 1930s photo of archaeologists excavating a shell mound in Ohio County Kentucky"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-16T23:16Z 52.2K followers, 1042 engagements

"In 1891 Warren K. Moorehead's excavation team excavated mounds at the original Hopewell mound & earthworks site near Chillicothe Ohio. At the bottom of one mound they found a hardened cube of clay which Moorehead called an "altar." The written report related "It was not shipped and still lies in the mound boxed and covered with three feet of earth. This is mentioned since the boxed altar may be discovered by some future explorer." From: Moorehead 1922. Many similar cubes and rectangular blocks of clay were found in mounds all over the eastern half of the US during mound excavations"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-12T23:48Z 52.2K followers, 30.7K engagements

"The 2000+ year old Adena burial mound in Round Hill Kentucky. Just an update: I've been busy finishing a different book (in my profession.) It's now done. I have not been able to post as much. The 3rd edition of the mound encyclopedia is also being worked on and it is coming along and my attention is now XXX% on it. I'm still hoping it'll be out by the end of the year. (Photo from: Aramgar CC-SA 3.0)"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-08-13T23:49Z 52.1K followers, 2319 engagements

"Pottery vessel excavated from a middle Tennessee mound in the late 1800s. I find these both grotesque and intriguing"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-13T13:24Z 52.2K followers, 1652 engagements

"Painting in the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville depicting the 1566-1567 "expeditions" of the Spanish conquistador (often called an explorer) Juan Pardo. He went to several mound complexes in North Carolina including several large towns and mounds in the mountains. He established several Spanish forts all of which were soon burned and abandoned by the few survivors"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-08T01:17Z 52.1K followers, 3664 engagements

"Effigy head pot from an Arkansas mound. Just under XXX of these have been found (and reported) but more likely reside in private collections. This one is odd. It was diaplayed in the Memphis Pink Palace Museum"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-02T23:34Z 52.1K followers, 1532 engagements

"Stone effigies in South Dakota. From: Lewis (1889) The American Anthropologist"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-08T13:46Z 52.1K followers, 2562 engagements

"Stone figure effigies at Punished Woman Lake South Dakota. There were many stone effigies in the Dakotas and all adjacent states. The male figure was XX feet tall. These like many others that covered the region no longer exist. From: Lewis (1889) The American Anthropologist"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-08T01:58Z 52.1K followers, 2617 engagements

"Pottery from mound sites in Arkansas displayed in the Pink Palace Museum Memphis"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-08T01:21Z 52.1K followers, 2230 engagements

"The "Birdman" embossed copper plate excavated from a mound at the Lake Jackson Florida complex. By: Herb Roe"
X Link @DrGregLittle2 2025-10-11T01:20Z 52.2K followers, 20.1K engagements