The Etowah Mounds, once significant ceremonial and political centers for the Mississippian culture, are no longer actively used by Georgia's Native Americans primarily due to the profound changes brought about by European colonization. The disruption of traditional societies, loss of land, and the impact of diseases greatly diminished the Native population and their cultural practices. Additionally, the mounds are now recognized as archaeological sites that serve more as historical monuments than active places for contemporary spiritual or communal gatherings.
Why do you think the Etowah Mounds are no longer actively being used by Georgia's Native Americans?
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