Grand Plaza

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Grand Plaza is a large, central ceremonial and public space within the ancient Mississippian city of Cahokia, notable for its role in gatherings, rituals, and civic activities.

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Grand Plaza canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial plaza
public space
adjacentTo Monks Mound
approximateConstructionCentury 11th century
archaeologicalSiteType earthwork-modified plaza
associatedWith Mississippian mound-and-plaza complex
centralFeatureOf Cahokia city plan
constructedBy Mississippian peoples
country United States
culture Mississippian culture
function ceremonial core of Cahokia
social integration space
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Cahokia Mounds
locatedIn American Bottom region
Cahokia
Mississippian urban center
present-day Collinsville, Illinois area
partOf Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
researchField North American archaeology
shape rectangular
surfaceTreatment leveled
smoothed
timePeriod Mississippian period
use ceremonial gatherings
civic activities
political events
public assemblies
religious ceremonies
ritual activities

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Cahokia Mounds region hasPart Grand Plaza