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| 4306 Mounds Rd, Anderson, IN 46017, USA (Anderson, Indiana)
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Pukwudgies
This park in Indiana features 10 different structures sculpted into the earth by ancient Native Americans. The biggest is called the "Great Mound" and was a ceremonial site constructed around 160 BC.
The park has also had modern-day sightings of a creature of Native American legend, the pukwudgies. Pukwudgies are small glowing, grey-skinned trolls around 2 feet in height. They have exaggerated noses, ears and fingers. The pukwudgies have the ability to turn into animals and to control the spirits of those they have killed. They use these controlled spirits to then lure more victims in.
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Mounds State Park
Web page for the Mounds State Park in Indiana, a home of evil Native American trolls. |
Pukwudgies
A web page discussing the Native American legend of the pukwudgies. |
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