Hardin County (Geographic Keyword)

1-9 (9 Records)

283-322F-D9, Obsidian Spearpoint (2016)
IMAGE Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University.

Obsidian Spearpoint, Catalog #: 283-322F-D9 From the Hopewell site, a Middle Woodland (Hopewell) Mound group in Ross County, Ohio. Collection housed at the Ohio History Connection.


283_387a_D7, Hopewell Diagnostic Obsidian Biface (2016)
IMAGE Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University.

Hopewell Diagnostic Obsidian Biface, Catalog #: 283_387a_D7 From the Hopewell earthwork complex (33RO27) in Ross County, Ohio. The site is a ceremonial center dating to the Middle Woodland Period (Hopewell).


283_D33-52, Hopewell Diagnostic Bifaces and Blades (2016)
IMAGE Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University.

Hopewell Diagnostic Biface, Catalog #: 283-130-b-D35 Blade, Catalog #'s: 283-168-B-D40 and 283-256-A-D50 Heat Treated Blade, Catalog #'s: 283-173-A-D41, 283-173-C-D43, and 283-173-F-D46 From the Hopewell earthwork complex (33RO27) in Ross County, Ohio. The site is a ceremonial center dating to the Middle Woodland Period (Hopewell).


A7_100_C14, Hopewell Body Sherd (2016)
SENSORY DATA Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University.

Hopewell Body Sherd, Catalog #: A7_100_C14 From the Harness/Liberty earthwork complex (33RO22) in Ross County, Ohio. The site is a ceremonial center dating to the Middle Woodland Period (Hopewell).


A957_248-003_C235a, Hopewell Decorated Rim Sherd (2016)
IMAGE Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University.

Hopewell Decorated Rim Sherd, Catalog #: A957_248-003_C235a From the Seip earthwork complex in Ross County, Ohio. This site is a ceremonial center dating to the Middle Woodland Period (Hopewell).


Cultural Resources Assessment Jasper and Hardin Counties US 96: From FM 82 in Kirbyville, South 32 Miles To Loop 498 (South) In Silsbee (1988)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Kenneth C. Bohuslav.

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Cultural Resources Survey of Two Seismic Lines in the Lance Rosier Unit of the Big Thicket National Preserve (1988)
DOCUMENT Citation Only S. Alan Skinner.

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ROI096, Scale and Community in Hopewell Networks (SCHoN): A Summary of Preliminary Results (2016)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Kevin C. Nolan. Mark Hill. Mark F. Seeman. Eric C. Olson. Emily N. Butcher. Sneha Chavali. Nora Hillard.

Social scientists need to better understand the processes through which social interactions at multiple scales lead to the emergence and integration of larger social groups such as communities and societies. These processes are not limited to modern societies, and studying them in prehistoric contexts adds a deeper understanding of these processes. Drs. Mark A. Hill, Kevin C. Nolan, and Mark F. Seeman seek to understand the social world of prehistoric groups commonly referred to as "Ohio...


ROI096, Scale and Community in Hopewell Networks (SCHoN): A Summary of Preliminary Results
PROJECT Mark A. Hill. Kevin C. Nolan. Mark F. Seeman.

This is the tDAR Project page that represents Reports of Investigation 096 from the Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University. Social scientists need to better understand the processes through which social interactions at multiple scales lead to the emergence and integration of larger social groups such as communities and societies. These processes are not limited to modern societies, and studying them in prehistoric contexts adds a deeper understanding of these processes. Drs....