The Residues of Feasting and Public Ritual at Early Cahokia
The Residues of Feasting and Public Ritual at Early Cahokia
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早期卡霍基亚的宴会和公共仪式的残余
DOI：
10.2307/2694566
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发表时间：
2002
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Eve A. Hargrave
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作者：
T. Pauketat;L. Kelly;G. Fritz;N. H. Lopinot;S. Elias;Eve A. Hargrave
从卡霍基亚遗址中部前哥伦布时代取土坑的分层地层中挖掘出的考古遗迹，让我们了解仪式事件如何与这个巨大中心的社会和政治基础相关。普通和特殊垃圾，从食物和炊具到手工艺品生产残骸和奢侈品，都与一系列与主广场发生的活动相关的大规模、单一事件倾倒事件有关。作为一个整体，陶瓷、石器、动物考古、考古植物、骨学、古昆虫学和沉积学材料层揭示了卡霍基亚密西西比秩序的构建是一个积极的、参与性的过程。
Archaeological remains excavated from the stratified layers of a pre-Columbian borrow pit in the middle of the Cahokia site inform our understanding of how ritual events were related to the social and political foundations of that enormous center. Ordinary and extraordinary refuse, ranging from foods and cooking pots to craft-production debris and sumptuary goods, are associated with a series of large-scale, single-event dumping episodes related to activities that occurred in the principal plaza. Taken as a set, the layers of ceramic, lithic, zooarchaeological, archaeobotanical, osteological, paleoentomological, and sedimentological materials reveal that the construction of Cahokia's Mississippian order was an active, participatory process.