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  Plan Figuré des villages Tchactas au tous les noms des dits villages leurs significations et les noms des chefs a medailles sonts expliqués dans suivans les parties del Est et du Ouest de cette nation / fecit ultimo april julianus De Callongne.
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  Baron de Crenay's Map of Louisiane in 1733: An Ethnohistoric and Archaeological Voyage into Central Alabama
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  History of the Choctaw, Chickasaw and Natchez Indians
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  The Indians of the Southeastern United States
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  Choctaw Genesis, 1500-1700
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  Choctaw Food, Remembering the Land Rekindling Ancient Knowledge, second edition
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  Lubbub Creek
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  Lubbock Creek – An Ancient Choctaw Village Site
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  Indigenous archaeology: what it is and why it is important to the Choctaw Nation
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  NAGPRA Review Committee Meetings 73-74, November 12-23, 2021, Virtual
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  Historic Settlement in the Upper Tombigbee Valley
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  Historic Sites in Alabama
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  Historic Spots in Alabama
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  Protohistoric Development in Central Alabama
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  Ethnohistory: A Documentary Study of Native American Life in the Lower Tombigbee Valley
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  Archaeological Survey in Mississippi, 1974-1975
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  Antiquities of the Southern Indians, Particularly of the Georgia Tribes
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  Historical Changes in the Choctaw Kinship System
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  Changing Kinship Systems: a Study in the Acculturation of the Creeks, Cherokee, and Choctaw
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  A Cultural Resources Inventory of Six Wetland Reserve Program Tracks in Hale County, Alabama
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  An Archaeological Survey of Hale and Greene Counties
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  Phase I Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Oliver Lock and Dam Project Area, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
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  The Rise and Fall of the Mississippian in Western Alabama:The Moundville and Summerville Phases A.D. 1000-1600
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  An Archaeological Reconnaissance of Choctaw and Washington Counties in Southwest Alabama
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  Some Archaeological Resources in the Dry Creek Watershed, Marengo County, Alabama