The Indian Mound and Museum | Things to Do in Florence, Alabama
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Review & FAQ:

  • What is The Indian Mound and Museum?
    • The Indian Mound and Museum preserves the site of an ancient earthen mound built by Native Americans of the Woodland Period more than 2,000 years ago.
  • Where is The Indian Mound and Museum located?
    • The site is located on the banks of the Tennessee River.
  • How tall is the Indian Mound?
    • The mound rises 43 feet high.
  • What kinds of artifacts have been found at the mound?
    • The mound was a vast archaeological treasure trove, containing artifacts dating back as far as the Ice Age.
    • Some of the recovered items include:
      • Ancient spear points and tools
      • Pipes
      • Jewelry
      • Clay pottery
  • When was the Indian Mound Museum built?
    • The museum was built in 1968 next to the site of the famous mound.
  • What does the Indian Mound Museum exhibit?
    • The museum exhibits artifacts and items recovered during archaeological excavations.
    • Some artifacts date back to the Paleo and Transitional periods, while others come from the Archaic and Woodland ages through to the Mississippian and Historic Native American ages.
  • Is the Indian Mound and Museum currently open?
    • No, the museum is currently closed for renovation.

1028 South Court Street, Florence, AL 35630, 256-760-6427

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