Poverty Point is an archaeological site located in northeastern Louisiana, known for its unique earthworks built by ancient Native American cultures around 1700 to 1100 BCE. The site features large mounds and a series of concentric ridges, which were likely used for ceremonial and residential purposes. The construction of Poverty Point demonstrates advanced engineering skills and social organization among its builders. It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its significance in understanding prehistoric cultures in North America. The site provides valuable insights into the lives and practices of the people who inhabited the region.