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The Great Earthen Mounds Of Southern Ohio Have Attracted Archaeological Attention Since The First Half Of The Nineteenth Century. Until Now, Little Has Been Known Of The Social Organization Of The Native Americans Who Constructed These Spectacular Ceremonial Monuments.--book Jacket. In The Early 1960s, Olaf Prufer Argued That The Ohio Hopewell Societies That Built The Mounds That Characterize The Middle Woodland Period (200 B.c. To A.d. 400) Lived In Small, Scattered Hamlets. Prufer's Thesis Was Evaluated At The Symposium Testing The Prufer Model Of Ohio Hopewell Settlement Pattern At The Annual Meeting Of The Society For American Archaeology In Pittsburgh, April 10, 1992. Several Of Those Essays And Others, Including Two By Professor Prufer, Are Included In Ohio Hopewell Community Organization.--book Jacket. Within The Last Decade, More Than 100 Instances Of Middle Woodland Domestic Sites Have Been Documented. The Authors Examine Plant And Animal Remains, Ceramic And Stone Fragments, And Traces Of Structures And Facilities Recovered Through Survey And Excavation. The Essays Illustrate Many Of The Controversies Revolving Around Scientific Study Of The Hopewellian Lifeway. In An Aft

Author

William S. Dancey and Paul J. Pacheco

Publisher

The Kent State University Press

Published

1997

Language

EN

ISBN

9780873385619

Subjects

History, Christian, Economics