A distinctive feature of the Hopewell culture in the eastern woodlands of North America was the

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The Hopewell culture was known for creating elaborate geometric earthworks, including large mounds and enclosures. They also had a complex trade network and engaged in long-distance exchange of goods, indicating a highly organized society. There is no evidence of underground tunnels or plow-based agriculture, and they were not a maritime culture.

A Distinctive Feature of the Hopewell Culture in the Eastern