This culture played a game in which people tried to throw spears closest to the resting place of a rolling chunkey stone.
This culture played a game in which people tried to throw spears closest to the resting place of a rolling chunkey stone. This culture's middle period produced Powell Plain pottery as well as Ramey Incised bowls decorated with interlocking scrolls. At its northern extent, this culture founded the sites of Trempealeau and Aztalan. Its sites often featured images of a cedar tree or striped pole representing an axis mundi, as well as images of a falcon warrior, central to this culture's Southeastern Ceremonial Complex. It succeeded the Late Woodland culture, and built major sites at Etowah and Spiro. Lasting from approximately 900 to 1500 CE, this culture built numerous flat, four-sided platform mounds in cities such as Cahokia. For 10 points, name this Native American culture that spread from the valley of its namesake river.
This culture played a game in which people tried to throw spears closest to the resting place of a rolling chunkey stone.
{Mississippian} culture