References: -The Ancient Mounds of Poverty Point: Place of Rings by Jon L. Gibson, University Press of Florida, 2001 -The official Poverty Point website, maintained by the U.S. National Park Service ...

Poverty Point National Monument covers 400 acres along the Mississippi River where an ancient culture left behind mysterious, concentric earthen mounds.

There are Five National Parks in Louisiana to explore! Also known as the Bayou State as they are well known for their e ...

Poverty Point National Monument is located in Pioneer, LA about 95 miles, or just over an hour and a half, away from Jackson. Visitors of Poverty Point can explore the remnants of an ancient culture.

Poverty Point National Monument is located in Pioneer, LA about 95 miles, or just over an hour and a half, away from Jackson. Visitors of Poverty Point can explore the remnants of an ancient culture.

If it weren't for signs and the adjacent museum, the national monument might be easily mistaken for open land.

While Poverty Point may not appear at first glance to be more than a few mounds on the ground, its rich history makes it significant. These mounds were not made by the earth — they were ...

Today, Poverty Point National Monument is open for visitors daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, with exception for certain holidays. For more information of Poverty Point and how to visit, you can access ...

The unfortunately named Poverty Point National Monument is in the far northeast corner of Louisiana, just west of the Mississippi River in the flat alluvial plain among fields full of unharvested ...

Poverty Point State Historic Site and National Monument in West Carroll Parish has been nominated to become a World Heritage Site, announced Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar on Thursday.

Poverty Point National Monument is located in Pioneer, LA about 95 miles, or just over an hour and a half, away from Jackson. Visitors of Poverty Point can explore the remnants of an ancient culture.

References: -The Ancient Mounds of Poverty Point: Place of Rings by Jon L. Gibson, University Press of Florida, 2001 -The official Poverty Point website, maintained by the U.S. National Park Service ...