Ocmulgee National Monument

Ocmulgee National Monument, located in central Georgia, preserves a significant ancient Native American site. It features impressive earthen mounds built by prehistoric cultures, particularly the Mississippian people around 1000 years ago. The monument highlights the area's rich archaeological history, showcasing artifacts and structures that reflect the lives and cultures of early Native Americans. Visitors can explore walking trails, learn at the visitor center, and appreciate the natural beauty surrounding the mounds. Designated as a national monument in 1936, Ocmulgee serves to educate the public about the importance of preserving indigenous heritage and history.