Arkansas
Toltec Mounds Archaeological State Park - Resources
By Sarah Lane
Jan 31, 2005, 14:59

Toltec Mounds Archaeological State Park - Resources

Ancient Monuments in Arkansas


Toltec & Parkin Archeological State Park
This link explains the significance of the ancient dwellings left behind by prehistoric Native Americans, or rather Mississippian Indians. Click on the animation square for a look at the area.
Source:       The Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

Ancient Architects of the Mississippi
Learn more in-depth facts about the early mound builders and the various sites in the United States.
Source:       National Park Service Archeology and Ethnography Program

Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park
Find out about the Arkansas Archeological Survey Research Station which the park hosts as well as the training excavations offered by the Arkansas Archeological Society. Also find out about their Education Program.
Source:       Arkansas Archeological Society

Indian Mounds of the United States
This is a comprehensive list of all of the sites where we have discovered Indian Mounds. Although some of the links are outdated, the list is helpful when trying to determine where they exist.
Source:       Dee Finney

Indian Heritage Worksheet
This is an excellent worksheet to print out and fill out as it covers all of the major points of the Toltec Mounds.
Source:       Quapaw Area Council, Boy Scouts of America

Toltecs Lecture Notes
This is a complete outline of a set of lecture notes on the Toltec Mounds.
Source:       John W. Hoopes

Encyclopedia Entry for Tula
Tula is the ancient city which was one of the chief urban centers of the Toltec, the ancient civilization of Mexico.
Source:       Fact Monster

Toltec Art
Check out glossed ceramic vases, a two-headed throne, serpent wall, ear-piercing priest, a warrior pillar, and miniature Atlante pillars.
Source:       Edgar Mart

The Surviving Toltecs
Explore the history of one of the greatest civilizations from our past.
Source:       Victor Sanchez