Did not build mounds and had no common cemeteries.
Many villages also built raised-earth mounds with trees, fish ponds, wells and fodder for animals.
Starting in the 8th century the Caddo inhabited the area, building extensive mounds.
They built mounds which were used for ceremonies and contained burials.
She built little mounds of nuts, raisins and mandarins.
They built huge mounds of used clothing, toys, baby carriages and shoes for the newcomers.
On Earth early humans built extremely complex mounds, some in the shape of serpents.
The people of the Caloosahatchee culture built mounds.
The animal builds large burrows and perhaps associated mounds and eats plant roots.
T. rex builds large mounds with diameters up to 6 m (20 ft).
