
Old plan of the Serpent Mound


The Serpent Mound

Old plan of another serpent mound

Aligator Mound
Again in the USA, in the Mississipian world, the biggest representation of an almost universal icon: the serpent.
Note that the Serpent Mound describes a hemicycle, open to a small river.
In the same general area we can find other earthworks displaying animals.
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