Rarely are we are fortunate enough to have verified, reliable and written evidence regarding ancient cultures. The Natchez Indian culture dates back to the 1200's and survived up in the 1700's. In...
Grand Village of the Natchez Indians
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The Grand Village of the Natchez Indians, part of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH), serves as a pivotal resource for exploring Mississippi's rich history and cultural heritage. It offers a variety of research collections, including archaeological artifacts, historic documents, and a wealth of genealogical resources accessible both online and in-person.
MDAH also provides educational programs and events aimed at connecting students and the public with Mississippi's diverse narratives, along with support for historic preservation and records management. Through its expansive network of historic sites and collections, it invites individuals and communities to engage with, preserve, and share the stories that shape Mississippi's identity.
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I visited here after visiting a couple of other places and was kind of disappointed prior to coming here. This place was delightful, and I am so very glad I stopped by. A lovely lady was working...
If it hadn't rained. And I wasn't with my mom. I would have enjoyed walking through the property. But it did rain. It was hot. And I was with mom. The lady let us watch the history video even...
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