HICKORY LOG CREEK MOUND AND VILLAGE SITE CHEROKEE COUNTY, GEORGIA

Ancient Heritage. Enduring Legacy.

HICKORY LOG CREEK MOUND AND VILLAGE SITE

Established Ancient

A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

Preserving Georgia’s Native American Heritage

Hickory Log Creek Mound and Village Site is an important archaeological treasure that preserves the rich heritage of the 

Mississippian culture in Georgia. Explore the mounds, village remains, and artifacts that tell the story of a thriving Native American community. 

Ancient Beginnings

The site dates back over 1,000 years, from approximately 900–1550 A.D., and was once a thriving 

Native American community with ceremonial mounds, homes, and gathering places.

A Cultural Treasure

Hickory Log Creek preserves the rich heritage of the Mississippian culture, offering a window

 into ancient daily life, traditions, and community connections.

Archaeological Discoveries

Excavations have uncovered artifacts, pottery, tools, and remains of structures that 

reveal the skills, traditions, and way of life of the people who lived here.

 National Historic Landmark

Designated a National Historic Landmark, the site is listed on the National Register

of Historic Places, recognizing its outstanding cultural significance.

Explore and Learn

Visitors can walk the scenic nature trails, view the mounds and village site, and learn about Georgia’s ancient Native American heritage.

Preserve and Honor

Through preservation, education, and research, we honor the ancestors and protect this special place for future generations to discover and value.

What Makes This Site Special

More than 1,000 years of history, approximately 900–1550 A.D.

Well-preserved ceremonial mounds

Artifacts that tell the story of daily life

Evidence of a thriving village community

A National Historic Landmark

Preserving Native American heritage and traditions

Scenic nature trails and beautiful surroundings

Preserving Our Heritage. Honoring Our Past. Inspiring Our Future.

CHEROKEE COUNTY, GEORGIA