重建Coles Creek定居点系统:从腹地看

IF 0.4 Q1 Arts and Humanities
D. LaDu
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在密西西比河谷下游的考古调查继续表明,人们倾向于研究土丘和广场遗址,而忽略了那些不那么显眼的村庄和小村庄,而这些地方被认为是大多数人口居住的地方。承认这种偏见,本文贡献了10个非丘终端林地时期科尔斯溪遗址的比较研究。在逐个站点的讨论之后,本文提出了完整的晚期林地聚落系统的初步特征,重点是站点大小、站点布局和直接环境。研究结果强调了确定科尔斯克里克社区是作为一个等级或等级的一部分组织起来的重要性,这对我们如何解释从生存经济和社会政治组织到史前晚期该地区居民的意义、信仰和世界观都有深远的影响。
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Reconstructing the Coles Creek Settlement System: The View from the Hinterlands
Archaeological investigations in the Lower Mississippi Valley continue to demonstrate a penchant for studying mound-and-plaza sites at the expense of the less conspicuous villages and hamlets where the majority of the populace is presumed to have resided. Acknowledging this bias, this article contributes a comparative study of 10 nonmound Terminal Woodland period Coles Creek sites. Following a site-by-site discussion, a preliminary characterization of the complete Late Woodland settlement system is presented, focusing on site size, site layout, and immediate environment. The results underscore the importance of determining whether Coles Creek communities were organized as part of a settlement hierarchy or heterarchy, which has far-ranging implications that affect how we interpret everything from subsistence economics and sociopolitical organization to meanings, beliefs, and worldview of the residents of this region during late prehistory.
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