The Woodland Southeast
by Melissa Higgins, David G. Anderson, Robert C. Mainfort Jr., Tristram R. Kidder, Professor Patty Jo Watson, Janet Rafferty, Joseph M. Herbert, Evan Peacock, Debra L. Gold, Steven R. Ahler, Jerald T. Milanich, Professor Michael J. O'Brien, Kenneth E. Sassaman, Kristen J. Gremillion, R. Lee Lyman, Keith Stephenson, Frankie Snow, Judith A. Bense, Randolph J. Widmer, Charles Cobb, Charles H. Faulkner, Rudolf Berle Clay, H. Edwin Jackson, Susan L. Scott, Jeffrey L. Hantman, Martha Ann Robinson, James W. Cogswell, Frank F. Schambach, Robert Reams, Michael S. Nassaney, Richard Edging, Ruth Y. Wetmore, Patrick Willey, Jan F. Simek, Paul P. Kreisa
A scholarly collection exploring prehistoric cultures, environments, and archaeological research across the Southeastern United States during the Woodland period.
About This Book
The Woodland Southeast presents research on the cultural developments and environmental adaptations of ancient societies in the Southeastern United States.
Contributors examine settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, and material culture from the Woodland period.
The volume integrates archaeological findings with broader questions about regional history and human-environment interactions.
Chapters address topics such as resource use, social organization, and technological change over time.
This work serves as a reference for understanding long-term cultural processes in the American Southeast.
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