Moundville Archaeological Park, Moundville, Alabama Physical description:. Notes: Moundville Archaeological Park overlooks the Black Warrior River. A National Historic Landmark, the 320-acre park preserves 26 pre-historic, Mississippian-era Indian mounds. The
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