Native American Peoples (Other Keyword)
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It has long been obvious to archaeologists that Mississippian and Woodland mound centers in Southeastern and Midwestern United States were parts of large-scale regional exchange networks. However, modeling how goods moved from point A to point B remains more troublesome. Do these goods represent direct or down the line exchange? Do they represent a shared ceremonial complex or loose connections between very different complexes? Oral traditions maintained by a descendant Muskogee (Creek) tribal...
Review Of: Carlos Montezuma and the Changing World of American Indians. By Peter Iverson, University of New Mexico Press, 1982 (1987)
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