Explanatory markers placed strategically provide information about these and other features at this very large site. Lilly Endowment, Inc., made possible the interpretation of the site. This archaeological research facility is located on the Bloomington campus, Indiana University, at the corner of 9th and Fess streets. There is a small museum devoted to the archaeology of the Great Lakes-Ohio Valley areas. The Indiana State Museum is located at 202 North Alabama Street, Indianapolis.
Parking is available immediately to the north of the museum.
Exhibits include an American Indian gallery that emphasizes both prehistory and the historic Native American in the state. Mounds State Park Mounds State Park is located about two miles east of Anderson on State Road 32. There are no interpretive facilities or tour arrangements, but the park contains a fine Woodland Tradition mound group. Particularly notable are several geometric earthworks, both circular and rectangular. Admission waiver for school groups can be obtained by writing Director of State Parks, State Office Building, Indianapolis 46204.