Sauls Mound

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Sauls Mound is the largest and most prominent earthwork at the Pinson Mounds complex in Tennessee, notable as one of the tallest Native American mounds in the United States.

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Sauls Mound canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site feature
platform mound
prehistoric earthwork
access visitor access via trails at Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park
associatedCulture prehistoric Native American cultures
constructedFrom earth
country United States
county Madison County
culturalAttribution Woodland period
estimatedConstructionDate circa 1–500 CE
hasFunction ceremonial use (hypothesized)
possible platform for structures
ritual use (hypothesized)
height approximately 22 meters
approximately 72 feet
heritageDesignation part of a National Historic Landmark (Pinson Mounds)
locatedIn Madison County, Tennessee
Pinson Mounds
Tennessee
United States
management Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
namedAfter local landowner Saul (traditional attribution)
notableFor being one of the tallest Native American mounds in the United States
being the largest earthwork at Pinson Mounds
partOf Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park
linked to: Pinson Mounds

Pinson Mounds complex
linked to: Pinson Mounds
shape rectangular platform mound
state Tennessee
timePeriod Middle Woodland period
withinProtectedArea Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park
linked to: Pinson Mounds

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Pinson Mounds hasPart Sauls Mound
Pinson Mounds elevationFeature Sauls Mound