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1 online resource (x, 396 pages) : illustrations, maps |
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Archaic manifestations in southwestern Ohio and vicinity / Kent D. Vickery -- Cultural resource management and the analysis of land use patterns of the archaic in north-central Ohio / Craig S. Keener, Kolleen Butterworth, and Crystal L. Reustle -- Down by the river : late archaic through terminal archaic dynamics at the Davisson Farm Site (33LE619), Lawrence County, Ohio / Matthew P. Purtill -- Early Woodland prehistory (1000-1 BC) in the western Lake Erie drainage basin / David M. Stothers and Timothy J. Abel -- Three early Woodland occupation loci in the Chartiers Creek drainage, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania / James A. Robertson, Douglas C. Kellogg, and Robert G. Kingsley -- The early Woodland component at 33RO583, a multicomponent site in Jefferson Township, Ross County, Ohio : preliminary results / Anne B. Lee [and others] -- Early Woodland ceremonialism in context : results of LCALS research at the Munson Springs Site (33LI251) / Paul J. Pacheco and Jarrod Burks -- Upland settlement in the Adena heartland : preliminary evidence and interpretations from two early Woodland nonmortuary habitations in Perry County, Ohio / John F. Schweikart -- Political complexity and mound construction among the early and late Adena of the Hocking Valley, Ohio / Elliot M. Abrams and Mary F. LeRouge -- Observations on the early Woodland cultural landscape in the central Muskingum Valley of eastern Ohio / Jeff Carskadden -- Smoking pipes and early Woodland mortuary ritual : tubular pipes in relation to Adena / Sean M. Rafferty -- The Dominion Land Company Site : an early Adena mortuary manifestation in Franklin County, Ohio / Ann C. Cramer -- The Adena complex : identity and context in east-central Indiana / Beth K. McCord and Donald R. Cochran |
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Annotation The late archaic and early woodland peoples lived in the Ohio region between 5,000 and 2,000 years ago. This was a time of transition, when hunters and gatherers began to grow native seed crops, establish more permanent settlements, and develop complex forms of ritual and ceremonialism, sometimes involving burial mound construction. The focused archaeological studies described inTransitions: Archaic and Early Woodland Research in the Ohio Countryshed light on this important episode in human cultural development. The authors describe important archaeological sites such as the rich Late Archaic settlements of southwestern Ohio and the early Adena Dominion Land Company enclosure in Franklin County |
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 361-396) |
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Indians of North America -- Ohio -- Antiquities.
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Woodland Indians -- Ohio -- Antiquities
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Paleo-Indians -- Ohio -- Antiquities
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Excavations (Archaeology) -- Ohio.
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Antiquities
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Excavations (Archaeology)
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Indians of North America -- Antiquities
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Paleo-Indians -- Antiquities
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Woodland Indians -- Antiquities
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Ohio -- Antiquities.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85094270
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Ohio
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Electronic book
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Otto, Martha P
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Redmond, Brian G. (Brian Gerald), 1958-
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Ohio Archaeological Council.
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| ISBN |
9780821442968 |
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0821442961 |
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0821417967 |
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9780821417966 |
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