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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Middle Woodland"”.

  1. Middle Woodland hilltop enclosures: The built environment, construction and function

    … examines the structure and function of Middle Woodland period (200 B.C.-A.D. 400) hilltop enclosures in the Ohio Valley. It describes the physical structure and temporal development of hilltop enclosure architecture and analyzes the associated activity areas. The concept of the built …

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  2. The Spoon Toe Site (11MG179): Middle Woodland gardening in the lower Illinois River Valley

    … remains from the Spoon Toe site, a Middle Woodland Massey phase site located in the uplands above the Lower Illinois River valley in Morgan County in western Illinois. The botanical remains from the Spoon Toe site are analyzed and compared with other Middle Woodland sites in western …

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  3. Investigation of Middle Woodland population movement in the midwestern United States using strontium isotopes

    … in the Illinois and Ohio regions during the Middle Woodland period in Eastern North America. This was accomplished by subjecting 81 human remains at two Illinois sites (Utica Mounds and Albany Mounds) and one Ohio site (the Hopewell Mound Group) to strontium isotopic analysis in order to …

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  4. Kabeshinàn: Situating the BiFw-6 Site in Broader Regional and Cultural Landscapes

    … has evidence of human occupation from the Early Woodland through to the Contact period, with a very strong representation during the Middle Woodland period. The analysis of this site through ceramics examines BiFw-6’s existence as a persistent place – a place of continued importance throughout …

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  5. People, Places, and Plants: An Appraisal of Subsistence, Technology and Sedentism in the Eastern Woodlands

    … human populations inhabiting the Eastern Woodlands by considering how increasing reliance on cultivated foods during the Holocene led to economic circumstances in which investment in the specialization of plant-food processing tools was beneficial. It further identifies that tool …

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  6. Investigation of Late Woodland cultural changes at the Bridgeport site (1JA574), Alabama

    This thesis examines Late Woodland cultural changes in northeast Alabama at the Bridgeport site, 1JA574, specifically the switch from ceramic stylistic homogeneity and social consensus in the Middle Woodland (A.D. 100-400/500) to increased ceramic stylistic heterogeneity and social differentiation …

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  7. Exploring a Biocultural Model of Resiliency in the lower Illinois River Valley from Middle to Late Woodland Periods

    … In order to accomplish these goals, the adult Middle and Late Woodland skeletons from the Elizabeth site in west central Illinois were examined for the nonspecific stress indicators of linear enamel hypoplasia, tibial periostosis, and changes to average stature. Both adult and non-adult Middle

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