霍普韦尔土方工程2号土墩的事件中心视角

IF 0.4 Q1 Arts and Humanities
Bretton T. Giles, Brian M. Rowe, Ryan M. Parish
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摘要本文报道了我们对Hopewell土方工程2号土丘事件的评估,特别关注其两个蓝灰色燧石双面。我们的分析首先考察了与Mound 2相关的仪式实践,包括火仪式、扩展埋葬制度的证据,以及两个双面藏匿处的仪式沉积。最初,我们关注的是2号丘下较低楼层的Scioto Hopewell火灾仪式的证据,包括在较低的双平面储藏室旁边发现的盆形壁炉的重要性,以及包含水坑粘土壁炉碎片的几个特征。然后,我们检查了在Hopewell Mound 2下发现的五个坟墓,考虑到它们的坟墓用品和太平间家具。接下来,我们分析这两个双面缓存及其与类似矿床的相似性。我们还根据172个双平面的反射光谱分析,对产生这些双平面的燧石源进行了初步评估。我们随后的讨论考虑了Hopewell Mound 2这三个方面(即火仪式、双面藏匿处和埋葬)的历史交叉点,包括Middle Woodland仪式场景如何聚集在一起,并以新颖的方式安排越来越复杂的组合。
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An Event-Centered Perspective on Mound 2 at the Hopewell Earthworks
ABSTRACT This article reports on our assessment of the events that resulted in Mound 2 at the Hopewell Earthworks, with a special focus on its two caches of blue-gray chert bifaces. Our analysis begins by examining the ritual practices associated with Mound 2, including the evidence for fire ceremonialism, extended burial regimes, and the ceremonial deposition of two biface caches. Initially, we focus on evidence of Scioto Hopewell fire ceremonialism on the lower floor under Mound 2, including the significance of the basin-shaped hearth found next to the lower cache of bifaces and several features that contained puddled-clay hearth fragments. We then examine the five burials found under Hopewell Mound 2, considering their grave goods and mortuary furniture. Next, we analyze the two biface caches and their resemblance to similar deposits. We also provide a preliminary assessment of the chert sources from which these bifaces were produced based on a reflectance spectroscopic analysis of 172 bifaces. Our subsequent discussion considers the historical intersection of these three aspects of Hopewell Mound 2 (i.e., fire ceremonialism, biface caches, and burials), including how Middle Woodland ceremonial situations gathered together and arranged increasingly complex assemblages in novel ways.
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