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Poverty Point World Heritage Site is slowly revealing her secrets. Diana Greenlee, Ph.D., station archaeologist at the ancient monumental earthworks and adjunct professor at the University of Louisiana Monroe, said recent archaeological research shows the site is “much more complex than previously realized.”

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