Title: The moundbuilders
First published: 2004
Description: "The Moundbuilders covers the entire sweep of Eastern Woodlands prehistory, with an emphasis on how societies developed from hunter-gatherers to village farmers and town-dwellers. Great strides have been made in recent research and many of the most impressive mounds, such as Poverty Point, Cahokia, and Moundville, are described and discussed in detail." "This wide-ranging and copiously illustrated book, complete with a gazetteer of sites to visit, will be the perfect guide to the region for the archaeologist, student, tourist, and traveler."--Jacket.
Subjects: Woodland Indians, Mound-builders, History, Antiquities, North america, history, Canada, antiquities, United states, antiquities, Ancient cultures - archaeology, Indians of north america--antiquities, Indians of north america--east (u.s.)--antiquities, Indians of north america--history, Indians of north america--east (u.s.)--history, Indians of north america--mississippi river region--antiquities, Indians of north america--mississippi river region--history, Excavations (archaeology), Excavations (archaeology)--east (u.s.), Excavations (archaeology)--mississippi river region, Woodland culture, Mound-builders--east (u.s.), Mound-builders--canada, eastern, Woodland indians--history, Woodland indians--antiquities, E78.e2 m55 2004, 971.300497, Indians of North America
Places: Eastern Canada, East (U.S.)
LC classification: E78.E2 M55 2004