Multiple Choice
Archaeologist Timothy Pauketat views Cahokia as being:
A) a central place in a three-tiered hierarchy of communities
B) an ancient city on the Mississippi with a population of close to 30,000 people
C) a ceremonial center without a substantial resident population
D) the capital of an extensive Native American kingdom
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