The oldest known mound site in North America, dating from around 3900 BCE, sits in northern Louisiana. It is:
ACasa Grande
BWatson Brake
CCahokia site
DChaco site
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Watson Brake
1. Its mounds reach twenty-five feet.
2. They stand in a circle.
3. It is the Watson Brake site.
_Source: OpenStax World History Volume 1, Chapter 8, The Americas._
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