In this paper I highlight the potential of social memory research to enhance our
archaeological understanding of Mississippian social organization and identity politics …

During the 18th century AD, leadership roles within Cherokee towns in the southern
Appalachians were closely tied to gender distinctions between women and men. This paper …

We analyzed entheseal change in 159 skeletons from Moundville and surrounding
settlements using primary fibrocartilaginous attachments of the upper limbs. Risk of …

Biocultural patterns surrounding the emergence of agriculture from 11 sites in the central
Tombigbee River valley (500–1200 AD), 50–100km west of the emerging Moundville polity …

This article evaluates aspects of an occupational history that was developed for the Town
Creek site, a small Mississippian center in the North Carolina Piedmont that was occupied …

Key to contemporary approaches to mortuary analysis in the Eastern Woodlands is the
concept of liturgy as embodied in the mortuary programme. Together they bridge to social …

The Chauga mound and village site (38OC47) in Oconee County, South Carolina, is the
location of a late prehistoric Mississippian town and the probable location of the eighteenth …

Remembering, Forgetting, and Artifact Deposition in Late Prehistoric Florida Page 1 The
University of Southern Mississippi The Aquila Digital Community Master's Theses 8-2024 …

Moundville's greater landscapes are vital to understanding the dynamics of social change
and continuity during the Mississippian period over time and across space. These …

Middle Mississippian is a both a cultural and temporal (1200 CE–1400 CE) archaeological
context of Midwestern North America. This cultural tradition is associated with mound …