ANTHROP 3350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Iva Annua, Point Peninsula Complex, Poverty Point Culture
26 Oct 2017
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Each tribe had their own regional tradition: however, there were several late archaic/early woodland cultures in the ohio. Diagnostic meadowood artifacts include vinette i ceramics, pop-eyed bird stones, tubular pipes and meadowood points: as noted earlier, these groups are often described as transitional. Cultures who continued to hunt, fish and gather and cultivate plants like earlier archaic tribes, but buried their dead in low hills, knolls or glacial features with more elaborate grave goods. Bp) like the baumer culture in the lower ohio valley (2,600 1,700 bp) and the meadowood culture (3,000 2,500 bp) that like the red ochre and glacial. Kame groups, did not build mounds, and the marion culture (2,600 2,300 bp) in illinois, and the laurel and point peninsula cultures (2,700 1,000 bp) in the. Great lakes that did not build mounds: clearly, some late archaic lifeways continued into the beginning of the early.
