Southeastern Ceremonial Cult

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The Southeastern Ceremonial Cult is a term used by archaeologists to describe a complex network of religious beliefs, iconography, and ritual practices associated with Mississippian-era Native American societies in the southeastern United States.

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S.E.C.C. alsoKnownAs Southeastern Ceremonial Cult
Kawita people religion Southeastern Native ceremonialism
linked to: Southeastern Ceremonial Cult