Poverty Point Object (Other Keyword)
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Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of the Cypress Creek Watershed, Madison County, Tennessee (1984)
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Archaeological Resources Within the Mud Creek Watershed (1975)
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MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF POLLEN, PHYTOLlTH, AND STARCH REMOVED FROM POVERTY POINT OBJECTS, POVERTY POINT, LOUISIANA (2001)
Poverty Point Objects are "hand-molded backed clay cooking objects" (Gibson 1999:2). Because the area around Poverty Point contained few rocks, Poverty Point Objects are thought to have been used much like rocks that are heated and used to heat or boil foods in a container. Thirteen Poverty Point Objects and one steatite fragment were examined for pollen, phytoliths, and starches that might point to foods cooked using Poverty Point Objects as heat sources. In addition, two pollen samples...
Report of a Survey for Prehistoric, Architectural and Historic Resources in the Proposed Jackson Sub-Station Site, Yellow Creek-Ja Jackson Transmission Line R.O.W. and Jackson-Future (1979)
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