The book represents a landmark in the study of aboriginal diet, seasonal resource scheduling, and the dimensions of change and stability. Woodland Tradition Economic Strategies is a welcome and informative addition to Midwestern archaeology. It should be in the library of every archaeologist interested in Midwestern archaeology and in the emergence of cultural complexity among hunter-gatherers. The book is very well written and deserves a wide readership. It will be of particular value to anyone with an interest in faunal analysis, fresh-water mussels, or midwestern archaeology.
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