Pisgah (Culture Keyword)

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Archaeological Date Recovery in the Richard B. Russell Multiple Resource Area - the Anderson County Group 38An8-38An29 & 38An126 / Interim Report (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only W. Dean Wood.

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Determining village extent and layout utilizing geophysical survey and excavation at the Mississippian site of Cane River, North Carolina (2015)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Timothy Horsley. Ashley Schubert.

Geophysical techniques can help to clarify the extent of a site and show spatial relationships between structures, therefore guiding research and excavation strategies. When monuments and larger structural elements are absent, feature density can be a reliable proxy for occupation areas and village boundaries. Utilizing a combination of magnetometry and ground-penetrating radar survey at the Cane River site in North Carolina, we were able to locate borrow pits, storage pits, structures, and...