Midas Mound is an ancient burial mound located in the region of North America. It is part of the Hopewell culture, which thrived between 200 BCE and 500 CE. The mound is named after the legendary King Midas, known for his ability to turn everything he touched into gold, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. The structure is primarily composed of earth and is believed to have served as a ceremonial site. Archaeological studies have revealed artifacts such as pottery and tools, providing insights into the social and spiritual practices of the Hopewell people.