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Center Places and Cherokee Towns

Book Review – Center Places and Cherokee Towns: Archaeological Perspectives

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American Archaeology Magazine: 10 Most Interesting Stories Of 2015

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Corey Village and the Cayuga World, Book Cover.

Book Review – Corey Village and the Cayuga World: Implications...

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Book Cover: Archaeology of the Sacred: Adena-Hopewell Astronomy and Landscape Archaeology

Book Review – Archaeology of the Sacred: Adena Hopewell Astronomy &...

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Poverty Point: Revealing the Forgotten City, Book Cover.

Book Review – Poverty Point: Revealing the Forgotten City

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Archaeologists David Sandrock and Bo Nelson clean the bottom of an excavation unit. The lines scratched into the unit wall help show different layers in the sediments. Credit: Michael Amador, TxDOT

The Road To Prehistory

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Pueblo Bonito is Chaco Canyon’s largest great house. A number of macaws, which are thought to have been imported from Mesoamerica by Chaco’s upper class, were found here. Credit: Chaz Evans.

Chaco’s Upper Class

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Oregon State University field school students excavate Western Stemmed Tradition items from deposits

Did The Clovis People Have Neighbors?

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These fragments of German stoneware tankards were discovered in the stone-walled cellar. They date to the early-to-mid 1700s.Credit: Neill De Paoli .

Life On The Northern Frontier

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Craig Lee (left) and his colleagues Jay Kyne and Ben Woods start to drill an ice core. This is the only invasive technique the researchers employ. Photo INSTAAR/ Jennie Borresen Lee.

Archaeology In The Ice Patches

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