Grand Village of the Natchez

Target entity: Grand Village of the Natchez
Context triple: [Natchez, hadCapitalAt, Grand Village of the Natchez]

• A. Poverty Point
  Poverty Point is a monumental Late Archaic-period earthwork complex in present-day northeastern Louisiana, renowned as one of North America’s most significant prehistoric indigenous archaeological sites.
• B. Winterville Mounds
  Winterville Mounds is a significant pre-Columbian archaeological site in Mississippi featuring large earthen platform mounds built by the Mississippian culture.
• C. Natchez
  The Natchez were a Native American people of the Lower Mississippi Valley known for their complex chiefdom, mound-building traditions, and resistance to French colonial expansion.
• D. Pinson Mounds
  Pinson Mounds is a large Middle Woodland period Native American ceremonial mound complex in western Tennessee, notable for its impressive earthworks associated with the Hopewell cultural tradition.
• E. Moundville Archaeological Park
  Moundville Archaeological Park is a major pre-Columbian Native American site featuring large earthen mounds and artifacts from the Mississippian culture, located along the Black Warrior River in Alabama.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Grand Village of the Natchez
Target entity description: The Grand Village of the Natchez is an important archaeological and historic site in Mississippi that preserves the ceremonial mounds and settlement remains of the Natchez people.

• A. Poverty Point
  Poverty Point is a monumental Late Archaic-period earthwork complex in present-day northeastern Louisiana, renowned as one of North America’s most significant prehistoric indigenous archaeological sites.
• B. Winterville Mounds
  Winterville Mounds is a significant pre-Columbian archaeological site in Mississippi featuring large earthen platform mounds built by the Mississippian culture.
• C. Natchez
  The Natchez were a Native American people of the Lower Mississippi Valley known for their complex chiefdom, mound-building traditions, and resistance to French colonial expansion.
• D. Pinson Mounds
  Pinson Mounds is a large Middle Woodland period Native American ceremonial mound complex in western Tennessee, notable for its impressive earthworks associated with the Hopewell cultural tradition.
• E. Moundville Archaeological Park
  Moundville Archaeological Park is a major pre-Columbian Native American site featuring large earthen mounds and artifacts from the Mississippian culture, located along the Black Warrior River in Alabama.
• F. None of above. chosen