Names: Ray, R. Celeste, editor.| Fernández-Götz, Manuel, editor. Title: Historical ecologies,
heterarchies and transtemporal landscapes/edited by Celeste Ray, Manuel Fernández-Götz …

Lithic artifacts made on Burlington chert from the Carson site in northwest Mississippi were
geochemically measured using portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF). Burlington chert is …

This project considers the development of the cultural landscape of Native American
chiefdoms in the Yazoo Basin of northwestern Mississippi. Chronicles written by certain …

Investigations at the Carson site (22CO505), located in Coahoma County, Mississippi, have
uncovered data on the development of a large Mississippian mound center dating to the …

Significant scholarly attention has been paid to monument construction, craft production, and
leadership strategies in the Mississippian world (AD 1000 to AD 1540) of the Southeastern …

Past analyses of burned wattle and daub rubble from Native American house excavations
have shown that plant and animal-related imprints sometimes occur in daub fragments. This …

Communal eating events or feasts were important activities associated with the founding
and maintenance of Mississippian communities in the southeastern United States. More …

Abstract In the Mississippian Southeast, little is known about the economy of how craft goods
were produced. Archeologists do understand to a certain degree the organization of …

Native American societies in the Yazoo Basin during the Mississippian Period (ca. 1000–
1700 AD) extensively built platform mounds often associated with “elite” or “sacred” areas …

This dissertation examines the archaeology of Parchman Place (22CO511), a late
Mississippi period (AD 1300-1550) Native American site in the northern Yazoo Basin …