assisted in the identifications of historic period specimens. In addition, Dr. Faulkner provided ... more assisted in the identifications of historic period specimens. In addition, Dr. Faulkner provided invaluable information and advice regarding several aspects of the Penitentiary Branch research. Emanuel Breitburg is responsible for the faunal and human skeletal analyses. His expert analyses and interpretations as well as his interest in the project since 1976 have resulted in many stimulating discussions regarding Late Archaic period subsistence. xxvi Other individuals responsible for specific aspects of this report of investigations are: Andrea Shea Bishop, wood charcoal analysis; Thomas Whyte, line drawing illustrations of bone artifacts; Miles Wright, artifact photography and print preparation; Marla Baden and William Baden, computer processing an programming; and Marilyn Caponetti, typist of the cameraready manuscript.
Three years of research on the Upper Cumberland River of southeastern Kentucky are providing sign... more Three years of research on the Upper Cumberland River of southeastern Kentucky are providing significant new insights on Mississippian settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, technology, and regional exchange and interaction. As part of this research, ...
... Burial location in Mississippian towns (in East Tennessee, for example, Sullivan 2001) was of... more ... Burial location in Mississippian towns (in East Tennessee, for example, Sullivan 2001) was often structured by social ... One stone-box grave containing a very young child (Burial 44) was likely associated with the Structure 3 interior. Radiocarbon Dates ...
assisted in the identifications of historic period specimens. In addition, Dr. Faulkner provided ... more assisted in the identifications of historic period specimens. In addition, Dr. Faulkner provided invaluable information and advice regarding several aspects of the Penitentiary Branch research. Emanuel Breitburg is responsible for the faunal and human skeletal analyses. His expert analyses and interpretations as well as his interest in the project since 1976 have resulted in many stimulating discussions regarding Late Archaic period subsistence. xxvi Other individuals responsible for specific aspects of this report of investigations are: Andrea Shea Bishop, wood charcoal analysis; Thomas Whyte, line drawing illustrations of bone artifacts; Miles Wright, artifact photography and print preparation; Marla Baden and William Baden, computer processing an programming; and Marilyn Caponetti, typist of the cameraready manuscript.
Three years of research on the Upper Cumberland River of southeastern Kentucky are providing sign... more Three years of research on the Upper Cumberland River of southeastern Kentucky are providing significant new insights on Mississippian settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, technology, and regional exchange and interaction. As part of this research, ...
... Burial location in Mississippian towns (in East Tennessee, for example, Sullivan 2001) was of... more ... Burial location in Mississippian towns (in East Tennessee, for example, Sullivan 2001) was often structured by social ... One stone-box grave containing a very young child (Burial 44) was likely associated with the Structure 3 interior. Radiocarbon Dates ...
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