Lake Jackson Mounds

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Lake Jackson Mounds is a major Mississippian-period archaeological site in Florida, notable for its large platform mounds and rich ceremonial artifacts linked to the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mississippian culture site
archaeological site
prehistoric mound complex
archaeologicalExcavations conducted in 20th century
associatedWith Fort Walton culture NERFINISHED
Southeastern Ceremonial Complex NERFINISHED
culture Mississippian culture NERFINISHED
currentUse recreation and education
designation Florida state park
elevationType earthen platform mounds
flourished circa 1200–1500 CE
function political center
regional ceremonial center
residential center for elites
governingBody Florida Department of Environmental Protection NERFINISHED
hasActivity birdwatching
hiking
historical interpretation
hasArtifactType burial goods
ceramic vessels
copper plates
shell gorgets
stone tools
hasPart burial mounds
platform mounds
plaza
village area
hasTrail interpretive trails
nature trails
hasView overlooks Lake Jackson
locatedIn Florida
Leon County, Florida NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedNear Tallahassee, Florida NERFINISHED
locatedOn shore of Lake Jackson
notableFeature Southeastern Ceremonial Complex artifacts NERFINISHED
large platform mounds
rich ceremonial artifacts
numberOfMounds at least six mounds originally
openToPublic yes
partOf Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park NERFINISHED
region Southern United States
surface form: Southeastern United States
significance key site for understanding Fort Walton culture
one of the most important Mississippian sites in Florida
timePeriod circa 1050–1500 CE
usedFor ceremonial activities
elite burials
political gatherings

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southeastern ceremonial complex associatedWithSite Lake Jackson Mounds
subject surface form: Southeastern Ceremonial Complex