THE 1974–75 EXCAVATIONS AT MOUND BOTTOM, A PALISADED MISSISSIPPIAN CENTER IN CHEATHAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE
THE 1974–75 EXCAVATIONS AT MOUND BOTTOM, A PALISADED MISSISSIPPIAN CENTER IN CHEATHAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE
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1974-75 年在田纳西州奇塔姆县密西西比中心的 Mound Bottom 进行的发掘
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2012
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通讯作者:
Carl Kuttruff
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M. J. O’Brien;Carl Kuttruff
Abstract Mound Bottom (40CH8) is a large complex of 14 prehistoric mounds located in a horseshoe-shaped bend of the Harpeth River, a tributary of the Cumberland, in Cheatham County, Tennessee. It, together with another mound group 3 km to the south known as the Pack site (40CH1), received sporadic archaeological attention during the first half of the twentieth century, but it was not until 1974 that systematic work was carried out at either mound center. Over portions of that and the following year, Mound Bottom was mapped in detail and excavations were carried out to document the range in variability of mound construction and community structure. Six mounds were tested and 19 houses were partially or totally excavated. House types included both single-set-post structures and wall-trench structures. Calibrated radiocarbon dates from Mound Bottom span about a 600-year period from the eighth through the fourteenth centuries.