Many Choctaw Standing: An Archaeological Study of Culture Change in the Early Historic Period

Title: Many Choctaw Standing: An Archaeological Study of Culture Change in the Early Historic Period
Creator: Timothy P. Mooney See all items with this value
Date: 1997
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Bibliographic Citation: Mooney, Timothy P. 1997. Many Choctaw Standing: An Archaeological Study of Culture Change in the Early Historic Period. Archaeological Report No. 27. Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Jackson.
annotates: • Analysis of assemblages from seven Choctaw sites dating to the early eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
• Early(ist?) adopter of Choctaw agency when examining the archaeological record.
• Mostly surface collection, but limited hand excavation and some mechanical excavations.
• Found inverse relationships for prevalence of Mississippi Plain and Fatherland Incised to Addis Plain and Kemper Combed, with little to no Chickachae Combed in the assemblages analyzed.
Subject: Chahta (Choctaw) See all items with this value; Mississippi See all items with this value; Ceramics See all items with this value; Combed See all items with this value; Chickachae See all items with this value; Shell Tempered See all items with this value; Sampling See all items with this value; Sites See all items with this value
Temporal Coverage: Postcontact See all items with this value; 18th Century See all items with this value; 19th Century See all items with this value