Recently added articles from Southeastern Archaeology:
SPATIAL ANALYSIS AND SITE STRUCTURE OF THE EARLY ARCHAIC OCCUPATION OF THE HART SITE (15LA183), LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY
Jul 01, 2008; ... Excavations at the Hart site revealed several buried occupations dating to the Early Archaic subperiod. Spatial analysis was conducted of the Bifurcate horizon. The results suggest that activities were centered around features, mostly hearths. Little clean up of refuse was indicated. Such would ...
MEASURING CHICKASAW ADAPTATION ON THE WESTERN FRONTIER OF THE COLONIAL SOUTH: A CORRELATION OF DOCUMENTARY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA
Jul 01, 2008; ... The restudy of archived site collections allows the seriation of pit features from several colonial period Chickasaw sites in northeastern Mississippi. The result is a fine-grained chronology which allows the relationship between the archaeological record and the documentary record to be ...
ROTTEN FOOD AND RITUAL BEHAVIOR: LATE WOODLAND PLANT FOODWAYS AND SPECIAL PURPOSE FEATURES AT BUZZARD ROCK II, VIRGINIA (44RN2/70)
Jul 01, 2008; ... This paper considers plant food subsistence at the Buzzard Rock II site (44RN2/70), a Late Woodland village located in southern Virginia at the Blue Ridge escarpment. A regional comparative analysis of the Buzzard Rock II plant assemblage highlights its broad similarity to plant assemblages from ...
THE BENTON PHENOMENON AND MIDDLE ARCHAIC CHRONOLOGY IN ADJACENT PORTIONS OF TENNESSEE, MISSISSIPPI, AND ALABAMA
Jul 01, 2008; ... Review of Early and Middle Archaic dates from portions of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama suggests a refinement of pertinent chronology, including the temporal placement of strata at the Eva site. Climatic factors appear to be major stimuli for the Benton phenomenon. Conclusions reached ...
A PRE-COLUMBIAN MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI?
Jul 01, 2008; ... A unique petroglyph panel in southeastern Missouri appears to be a cartographic depiction of the Mississippi River, a series of Middle Mississippian places, and, perhaps, social or political identities (ca. A.D. 1200-1400). The panel, part of the Commerce Quarry and Petroglyph site, sits ...