Is there any sort of ancient structure in North America like "Stonehenge"?

Answer 1

I believe that their were some Indian structures somewhere around Ohio that every December 21 (the shortest day of the year) would fill with light more than on any other day.

but I cannot confirm that.

Answer 2

There's an Indian structure called the Medicine Wheel in either Wisconsin or Wyoming....it is considered a sacred site. I am pretty sure there are a few others, though none on the scale of Stonehenge.

Answer 3

I remember going to see the medicine wheel when I was a kid and we lived in Wyoming. Then the mounds people have mentioned and some pyramid structures, and there is a stone structure in New Hampshire that is about 4000 years old.

http://www.thepeoplespaths.net/special/mounds.htm

Answer 4

Yes: several mound structures as well as a big ancient Medicine Wheel in Wyoming not far from Sheridan, Wy. in the Big Horn Mountains.

http://www.crystalinks.com/bighorn.html

Answer 5

In New Hampshire:

http://www.unmuseum.org/mysthill.htm

Answer 6

Chaco Canyon, Nageezi, New Mexico.

Answer 7

Yes, Indian mounds around Cahokia, IL.

Answer 8

Yetti

Answer 9

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Answer 10

I built a temple in my backyard that's shaped like the lochness monster.