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Visit A Native Historic Site

Tennessee has many historic sites related to Native history - museum exhibits, parks featuring remnants of ancient town sites, places where significant events took place, historic hiking and driving trails, and more.

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Learn About Native History

Learn About Native History Origins The Paleo Period The Archaic Period The Woodland Period In Middle Tennessee The Mississippian Period In Middle Tennessee The Early Historic Period In Middle Tennessee Dragging Canoe and The Chickamauga Cherokees

For an overview of Middle Tennessee's Native American history, other articles, and a list of Native History links click here.


East Nashville Mounds Site

The East Nashville Mounds site is located on the east bank of the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee. It was a Native town built during the Mississippian culture period and occupied mainly between the years 1250 to 1450. It included at least 4 earthen mounds surrounded by a large stone box cemetery area.

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Glass Mounds

Woodland Period Burial Mound At The Glass Mounds Site, Franklin, Tennessee