the Moundbuilders
noun /ðə ˈmaʊndbɪldəz/
/ðə ˈmaʊndbɪldərz/
[plural]- early Native American groups who built mounds (= raised masses of earth). These were used for graves and as the bases for religious temples and other important buildings. Well-known mounds that survive include those at Moundville, Alabama, and the Serpent Mound in Adams County, Ohio.
土堆建造者：建造土堆的早期美洲原住民团体。这些被用作坟墓，并用作宗教寺庙和其他重要建筑物的基地。幸存的著名土墩包括阿拉巴马州蒙德维尔的土墩和俄亥俄州亚当斯县的蛇土墩。