Facing the final millennium
Subtitle: studies in the late prehistory of Indiana, A.D. 700-1700
By: Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology ; [editors, Brian G. Redmond (Cleveland Museum of Natural History), James R. Jones, III (Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology)].
Contributors: Redmond, Brian G. 1958-; Jones, James R.; Indiana. Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology.
Publisher: Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 296
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Indiana -- History.; Indians of North America -- Indiana -- Antiquities.; Indiana -- Antiquities.
Notes: "This publication is the result of a 1998 symposium of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, titled Facing the Final Millennium"--P. [1].
Table of contents: title: The late prehistory of northwestern Indiana : new perspectives on an old model -- Mark R. Schurr; title: The Morell-Sheets Site : refining the definition of the Albee Phase -- Beth K. McCord and Donald R. Cochran; title: Dental evidence for maize consumption during the Albee Phase in Indiana -- Christopher W. Schmidt and Tammy R. Greene; title: Madison triangles : there must be a point -- Timothy Wright; title: Skeletal biology and cemetery use at the Albee Mound, Bucci, Shaffer, and Shepherd sites -- Lorena M. Havill, Andrew A. White and Kimmarie A. Murphy; title: Patterns of change in botanical remains from southern Indiana during the late Woodland and late prehsitoric -- Leslie L. Bush; title: Cultural interaction along the West Fork of the White River during the late prehistoric period -- Robert G. McCullough; title: Implications of the Wolf Phase dispersal of terminal western basin tradition populations into northern Indiana during late prehistory -- David M. Stothers and Andrew M. Schneider; title: The Oliver Phase occupation of the East Fork White River Valley in south central Indiana -- Brian G. Redmond; title: The Angel to Caborn-Welborn transition in southwestern Indiana, northwestern Kentucky, and southern Illinois -- David Pollack and Cheryl Ann Munson.