Calumet Ceremony (Other Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Wilfred T. Neill.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Donald J. Blakeslee.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Thomas Huffman. Frank Lee Earley.

On the High Plains of North America, geographical separation and cultural isolation were not the same phenomena. Upper Republican and Apishapa archaeological units, for example, represented separate ethno-linguistic groups, but they were not isolated. Apishapa pottery at the Wallace site (Upper Republican) and Upper Republican pottery at Cramer (Apishapa) demonstrate reciprocal interaction. We argue that the calumet ceremony facilitated this interaction, rather than residential mobility....