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'''Cahokia'''<ref>"Cahokia's ability to project military power collapsed . . . dissolving the Pax Cahokiana and opening up a power vacuum and, later, a vacant quarter in middle America."—Timothy R. Pauketat, ''Wall Street Journal,'' [[28 Augusti]] [[2009]], p. W6.</ref><ref>Anglice plene ''Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site'', scilicet "locus civicus historicus tumulorum Cahokianorum". Tumuli ex urbe adiacente [[Cahokia (urbs hodierna)|]] nomen habent.</ref> est urbanus antiqui [[Indi Americani|populi]] situs (annos 650–1400) prope [[Collinsville (Illinoesia)|Collinsville]] [[Illinoesia]]e. In planitie inundationis [[Fundi Americani]], Cahokia trans [[Mississippium Flumen]] ab [[Sanctus Ludovicus (Missuria)|Sancto Ludovico]] iacet.

Situs, qui 2200890 agroshectaria ([[Anglice]]seu ''acres'')circiter 9 chiliometra quadrata comprehendit, olim consistititconsistit in fere centum viginti tumulis terrenis ab hominibus factis in regione sex milia passuum quadratorum, sed solum octoginta tumuli exstant.<ref>[http://www.nps.gov/history/worldheritage/cahokia.htm "Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, Illinois"], ''US World Heritage Sites'', National Park Service.</ref> Cahokia est maximus [[Cultura Mississippiana|culturae Mississippianae]] [[archaeologia praehistorica|situs archaeologicus]], quae societates multiplices in [[America Orientalis|America orientali]] saecula ante adventum [[Europa]]eorum evoluit.<ref>[http://www.sacredland.org/historical_sites_pages/miss_mounds.html Sacredland.org "Mississippian Mounds"], Sacred Land Film Project.</ref>