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Mound A: 

Mound A, 25-feet high from bottom to top, is the highest mound on the site. Its shape is pentagonal. The summit of mound A is a flat about a quarter of an acre. There is an evidence of 3 dwellings on the mound summit. There are also two acres ramps facing mound B and plaza on the face of mound A.

Mound B, located 200 feet west of mound A, is elongated and rounded sharp. The area of mound B is 125 feet length times 60 feet wide times 10 feet high. Mound B is the only mound where burial remains were found.

Mound C, located east of plaza, is one of the two mounds which are altered by farming. Mound C is circular sharp with a fairly level summit.

Mound D, located directly across plaza from mound A and mound B. Mound D is pyramid sharp with a flat summit and is about 8 feet high.

Mound E, located right next to mound D is a largest mound on the site. Mound E is pyramid sharp with a flat summit.

Looking over creek, mound F is located about 300-feet south of mound B. Mound F is circular sharp about 100 feet in diameter and about 3 feet high. This mound has walls for protection.

Mound G, located on western edge of site facing the lake, is pyramid sharp with a flat top. It is 10 - 12 feet wide from Chattahoochee River to Rood Creek.

Mound H, located on the northeast edge of the site, is the one of the two which are altered by farming. Mound H is round mound.