Leake Mounds Interpretive Trail

• Ankit Patel
  
  
  (March 2, 2021, 5:45 am)

  Leake Mounds is another even earlier native American site built by the Swift Creek Culture and dating to what is known as the Middle Woodland period. This goes back to the prehistoric era between 300 BC and 600 AD.
  
  The interpretative trail of 18 markers covers around three kilometres. It details the archaeological finds discovered during digs, and what they mean for our understanding of this period of history.
  
  The trail takes in the remains of three mounds, as well as a large semi-circular ditch or moat, and a midden – a prehistoric landfill site.

• Travis Croy
  
  
  (February 24, 2018, 7:09 am)

  An informative walk through the history of the Native population that called this particular part of the south home. Ruffly every two hundred yards there is another sign with fun facts and pictures. I would suggest it for small groups of highschool or older people. They have large feilds but no picnic area, vending machines, restrooms, or playground yet.
  A nice place to take a quiet walk to either next to the river or to the train tracks. Very interesting signs and what is there is well maintained right off the main road and it's open from sun up to sun down.

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