The Ocmulgee Mounds are a group of ancient earthworks located in Macon, Georgia. These mounds were built by Native American cultures, particularly the Mississippian culture, between 1000 BCE and 1500 CE. The site includes several large mounds used for ceremonial and burial purposes, showcasing the region's rich history and cultural significance. Today, the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park preserves these structures and offers visitors insights into the lives of the people who once inhabited the area. The park features walking trails, educational exhibits, and opportunities for archaeological exploration, making it an important site for understanding Native American heritage.