… in Southeastern North American archaeology and history, … Jakob Corbin helped with
reconnaissance and survey in 2007. … change at Moundville, Alabama, she argued that agriculture …

… of Mississippian culture in eastern North America date back to the … developed in the Mississippi
River Valley, and because it … wet and warm conditions for agriculture, and the subsequent …

… of plant domestication in eastern North America that arose … by authors like Asch and Asch,
Smith and Yarnell, and Cowan, … on significant changes for the people of North America.The …

… to the North American continent by colonization and later … change in farming technology and
social order not only … from coming upon our side of the Ohio River… if fresh raptures ensue …

… West of the Mississippi River, an immense region of grasslands … In the early 1900s, however,
this view began to change as a … Farming developed early in eastern North America with the …

… In this volume, key papers on early agriculture from previous … Bruce Smith has drawn on
previous classifications by Ford (… , Smith’s schema is a major contribution to debates on early …

… I went to the Great Plains in 2007 in part to see if the … Red River basin was transferred from
British North America by … Empire were influenced by an essay on changes in the climate since …

… palustris includes backwater marshes and wetlands of the Missouri River … low-level use of
maize, however, does not represent maize agriculture as we define it for post–AD 900 Plains …

… Accordingly, they propose that the Salt River Civano phase terminated as early as the …
agricultural societies of the late prehistoric period living in the southerly latitudes of North America …

… kilometers course of the Ohio River, the Falls of the Ohio River was a constant and recognizable
… At the Falls, the river was rocky and shallow. The river bed consisted of Devonian period …