Middle Cumberland (TN) Archaeology Project
Summary
Shell-bearing sites along the Middle Cumberland River, Tennessee. The Middle Cumberland River valley stretches from the confluence of the Cumberland River with the Obey River past Ashland City to the mouth of the Harpeth River. The Cumberland River is fed by major tributaries including the Obey, Caney Fork, Stones, and Harpeth rivers, as well as numerous higher order streams. The watershed of the Middle Cumberland River valley drains the northern portion of the Central Basin and the northeastern portion of the adjacent Eastern Highland Rim physiographic provinces of Tennessee.
Cite this Record
Middle Cumberland (TN) Archaeology Project. ( tDAR id: 394386) ; doi:10.6067/XCV85140M8
Keywords
Culture
Archaic
Spatial Coverage
min long: -87.088; min lat: 36.125 ; max long: -86.607; max lat: 36.276 ;