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Review of Hasinai: A Traditional History of the Caddo Confederacy
Get PDFThis slender but far ranging volume presents the modem Hasinai Caddo view of their origin and traditional lifeways. It is based primarily on oral traditions and secondarily on published and archival material. The information culled from these sources is woven into a framework of twelve chapters, each of which is introduced by a description of a dance. All but one of the dances make up a night\u27s cycle of ceremonial song and dance that reenact the tribal history
Prehistory of Oklahoma. Robert E. Bell, editor. Academic Press, Inc., New York, 1984. xx + 432 pp., figures, tables, biblio., index. $48.50 (cloth).
No full textHandbook of Alabama Archaeology: Part I, Point Types. James W. Cambron and David C. Hulse. Archaeological Research Association of Alabama, Inc., University, 1964. 143 unnumbered pp., 74 numbered figs., 115 unnumbered drawings, 3 charts, glossary, bibliography. $5.25.
No full textMiddle/Late Archaic Occupations on the Southern Edge of the Edwards Plateau, Camp Bullis, Texas
No full textThe Windfall/Shortfall Model: A Seasonal Theory of Crop Inclusion Based on Analysis of Woodlands Frontier Plant Remains
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Caddo or Cahokian? Stylistic and compositional analyses of a fine-engraved vessel from northwest Iowa
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THE GROBIN DAVIS SITE: ARCHAEOGEOPHYSICS AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS AT CADDO MOUND CENTERS IN SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA
No full textMesoamerican-Mississippian interaction across the far Southern Plains by long-range Toyah intermediaries
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