A Hopewell culture site in this state unusually contains tombs decorated with mats and logs, and contains round embankments called “rings.” Namesake small fired ceramics made from loess at a site in this state were likely used as cooking stones. (15[1])The oldest North American mound complex is located at Watson (15[1])Brake in this state, although two mounds located on the campus of this state’s flagship university (15[1])may be older. (-5[1])This non-North Dakotan state’s site of Medora is the type site of a culture that, in a state to the east, built the (*) Emerald Mound. The oldest city unearthed (10[1])in North America is a semicircle of mounds at this state’s Poverty Point. (10[4]-5[1])The Taensa people lived in this state, across the Mississippi River from the Natchez culture. For 10 points, name this state where an indigenous culture (10[1])names Caddo parish. ■END■ (10[2])