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s contribution constitutes a major summary of the author's significant investigations documenting Archaic settlement patterns and chronology. The essay focuses on his work in southwestern Ohio, particularly the Late Archaic Maple Creek phase, defining not only artifact types but also settlement patterns and subsistence. Craig S. Keener, Kolleen Butterworth, and Crystal L. Reustle combine large quantities of data from a number of small surface sites located in north-central Ohio as part of a lengthy US 30 highway survey project. Looking at these small sites from a regional viewpoint suggests varying Archaic settlement patterns in two different physiographic areas. Matthew P. Purtill's essay, contributed specifically for this publication, chronicles a recent intensive CRM investigation of the Davisson Farm site, a major Archaic occupation on the Ohio River, and provides insights into Late/ Terminal Archaic settlement patterns and relationships with contemporary groups to the northeast. David M. Stothers and Timothy J. Abel discuss some of the ambiguities of the cultural concept of "Early Woodland" and provide an interpretation of Early Woodland mortuary programs, settlement-subsisten

Who reads Transitions : Archaic and Early Woodland Research in the Ohio Country?

Author

Martha P Otto; Brian G Redmond; Ohio Archaeological Council

Publisher

Ohio University Press : in association with the Ohio Archaeological Council

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9780821417973

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Archaeology, Humanities