Perishable Cultural Remains (Other Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles E. Nelson.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only C. T. Hurst.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only C. T. Hurst.

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DATASET Sissel Schroeder.

The Jonathan Creek site in Kentucky was excavated in the early 1940s in an effort to uncover the community plan of an entire Mississippian town and mound center. Although the project terminated prematurely, the remnants of 89 structures representing a diverse array of architectural foundation styles were documented. Quantitative and qualitative attributes, such as posthole diameter and spacing, wall trench width and depth, roof supports, and floor area are included in this dataset.

PROJECT Sissel Schroeder.

The Jonathan Creek site in Kentucky was excavated in the early 1940s in an effort to uncover the community plan of an entire Mississippian town and mound center. Although the project terminated prematurely, the remnants of 89 structures representing a diverse array of architectural foundation styles were documented.

DOCUMENT Citation Only C. T. Hurst.

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