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Mima Mounds: Near Little Bighorn Basin, Wyoming- Area 1 By: admin

Wyoming is a hot bed of Mima Mound sites with some of the most extensive sites being near lands that were inhabited by Native Americans. This is one site that continues on for many miles over the landscape of Wyoming and into Montana to the North.

Mima Mounds: Near Little Bighorn Basin, Wyoming- Site 1

The average diameter of the circular features is 35 feet:

Mima Mounds: Near Little Bighorn Basin, Wyoming- Site 2

Water once flowed at this site:

Mima Mounds: Near Little Bighorn Basin, Wyoming- Site 3

posted @ Sunday, June 22, 2008

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