5 Most Amazing Archaeology Sites in the USA

[@BeyondEcstasy]

I would add Serpent Mound near Columbus OH. It's...mysterious.

[@dr.froghopper6711]

If you like Bandelier, you should go further south to the Gila Cliff Dwellings near Silver City, NM. New Mexico is FULL of ancient sites!

[@VondaInWonderland]

I would like to take a month and check out the NM and some other parts of the SW ❤

[@travisashby7780]

Another amazing video! As an American citizen, I am amazed that I had never heard of any of these sites! I used to live in Missouri and I had never heard of Cahokia. I’ll have to go :) Thank you for sharing!

[@PoopyArchaeology]

Thanks so much! Yes, please visit Cahokia one day, or a different mound site if you're anywhere between Wisconsin and Florida

[@lindadavis3943]

I finally understand mounds and borrow pits! Really good video.

[@CaucAsianSasquatch]

These are much underrated.

[@celestebenamara6606]

THANK YOU!!!

[@edwardhanson3664]

You should have pointed out the damage to the Blythe Intaglios due to people driving on them.

[@ACEDIAMOND666]

I actually live in Blythe. The Intaglios are about 20 miles north of town on US 95.

[@stefanhuber7357]

Went to the Intaglios in Blythe last year! They are amazing but just a heads up it’s a no-fly zone for drones…so no overhead views :(

[@whaleoilbeefhooked3892]

Seems that our world is not what we are told.

[@brianlinke6718]

Portmanteau is pronounced, port-man-toe.

[@davidgreen2379]

There isn't a place TODAY, that someone ELSE had already seen YESTERDAY. IF we look close enough, we can find signs of their presence nearly EVERYWHERE, .....

[@JPatrickBudd]

Your delivery is too fast for us old guy

[@cedainty]

slow your delivery speed in the 'tools' section- where the gear is.

[@mike79patton]

No one will ever convince me that the people who built Cahokia didn't draw inspiration for their structures from the Aztec pyramid builders.

[@poloclubb]

Cahokia is older than the Aztec culture & people

[@timmjackson]

@@poloclubb Well that should be convincing.

[@oldmech619]

The mounds were built to escape the flooding. Plz take note that Cahokia mounds are on low flat land next to a river. Rivers flood. Build a mound, stay dry Life is simple.

[@revolvermaster4939]

Wow, missed Poverty Point one of the more significant sites

[@PoopyArchaeology]

Wow!

[@phillipjacobson4457]

Could it be, that in the past there was a (race) . to see what country could get there inhabitants to build a pyramid faster then the other countrys.( who can do it faster) So all pyramids begin to be built on a given day in time. The start of the race. All over the hole planet . Just an idea.

[@gkess7106]

Too bad you chose such a juvenile name and icon for your video channel. No teacher or grandparent is going to send it to any kid. Are you sure you wanna be locked into this identity?

[@PoopyArchaeology]

Yes

[@cade83642]

@@PoopyArchaeology Poop or coprolite makes up a huge amount of geology!!!

[@JPatrickBudd]

Way too fast. Figure out who your viewers