Returning to the Kamp Mound Group (11C12)

IF 0.4 Q1 Arts and Humanities
Duncan P. McKinnon, Jason L. King, J. Buikstra, Taylor Thornton, Jason T. Herrmann
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This article addresses the use of high-density topographic mapping and geomagnetic fieldwork as part of an ongoing research program focused on evaluating the role of monumental architecture in the construction and maintenance of differing scales of community during Middle (ca. 50 cal B.C.–cal A.D. 400) and Late (ca. cal A.D. 400–1000) Woodland periods in the Lower Illinois River Valley. At the 2013 Center for American Archeology and Arizona State University field school, a 2.46-ha area at the Kamp Mound Group (11C12) containing Mounds 1, 6, 7, 8, and 9 was surveyed using magnetic fluxgate gradiometry and mapped using a high-density robotic total station. Our survey results demonstrate that highly disturbed mounds have significant interpretable structure that can be used as primary data to better understand spatial attributes related to evaluating site organization, distribution of activity areas in nonmounded space, and internal mound structure and composition.
回到坎普土丘群(11C12)
本文介绍了高密度地形测绘和地磁工作的使用,作为一个正在进行的研究项目的一部分,该研究项目的重点是评估伊利诺斯河谷下林地时期中期(约公元前50年至公元400年)和晚期(约公元400 - 1000年)纪念性建筑在不同规模社区的建设和维护中的作用。2013年,在美国考古中心和亚利桑那州立大学野外学校,使用磁通门梯度测量法对坎普土墩群(11C12) 2.46公顷的区域进行了调查,其中包括土墩1、6、7、8和9,并使用高密度机器人全站仪绘制了地图。研究结果表明,高扰动土丘具有显著的可解释结构,可以作为初步数据,更好地理解与评价站点组织、非土丘空间活动区域分布以及土丘内部结构和组成相关的空间属性。
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