Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Lead pollution from Native Americans attributed to crushing galena for glitter paint phys.org - Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis School of Science Native American use of galena at Kincaid Mounds, a settlement occupied during the Mississippian period (1150 to 1450 CE), resulted in more than 1.5 …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and IconographyResearch Women shaped cuisine, culture of ancient Cahokia phys.org - Gerry Everding Archaeologists have struggled to explain the rapid rise and fall of Cahokia—the mysterious Mississippian mound-building culture that sprang up about …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and IconographyArchaeology Fresh look at burials, mass graves, tells a new story of Cahokia phys.org - Diana Yates A new study challenges earlier interpretations of an important burial mound at Cahokia, a pre-Columbian city in Illinois near present-day St. Louis. …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and IconographyArchaeology Victims of Human Sacrifice at Cahokia Were Locals, Not ‘Foreign’ Captives, Study Finds westerndigs.org - —by Blake de Pastino The practice of human sacrifice in America’s largest prehistoric city was more subtle and complex than experts once thought, new research …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Rock Art | Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center uwlax.edu Line drawing of petroglyph of a human figure wearing headgear Pictographic panel (line drawing) which possibly portrays in abstract form, a variety of …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Rock Art | Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center uwlax.edu The central panel contains the most petroglyphs but these are difficult to see due to a growth of moss and lichen on the petroglyphs. However, …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and IconographyNorth America America's First Pastime - Archaeology Magazine Archive archaeology.org - by Timothy R. Pauketat This 9-inch-tall stone depiction of a chunkey player about to release his stone was discovered in 1900 near Ocumulgee, Oklahoma. It was likely carved …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Chunkey - Wikipedia wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects Chunkey (also known as chunky, chenco, tchung-kee or the hoop and stick game [1]) is a game of Native American origin. It was played by rolling …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography regional similarity of Mississippian cultures wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects The Southeastern Ceremonial Complex (formerly the Southern Cult), aka S.E.C.C., is the name given to the regional stylistic similarity of artifacts, …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Long-nosed god maskette - Wikipedia wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects Long-nosed god maskettes are artifacts made from bone, copper and marine shells (Lightning whelk) associated with the Mississippian culture (800 to …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography God Masks, Mississippian Culture, Page 1 lithiccastinglab.com PAGE 1 LONG & SHORT NOSED GOD MASKS MISSISSIPPIAN CULTURE CALHOUN & ST. CLAIR cO., ILLINOIS A.D. 1050 TO A.D. 1250 1 PAGE COPYRIGHT SEPTEMBER 30, 2005 …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Tejas texasbeyondhistory.net Long-nosed god mask earring from the Gahagan Mound site in northwest Louisiana. One of a matched pair found within a mass of artifacts in the corner …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography legendary Native American creature wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects A modern reproduction of the "Piasa Bird", on the bluffs of the Mississippi River in Alton. Wings were not described in Marquette's 1673 account. The …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography AltonWeb - Piasa Bird Legend - Alton, Illinois altonweb.com The Piasa Bird (pronounced Pie-a-saw), is a local legend in the Alton area. Its foundings go back to 1673 when Father Jacques Marquette, in recording …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography mythological serpent wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects "Uktena" redirects here. For the tribe of werewolves in the World of Darkness setting, see Uktena (World of Darkness). The Horned Serpent appears in …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Catlinite Pipes, Page 1 lithiccastinglab.com PAGE 1 CATLINITE PIPES EAST OF THE ROCKIES MIDDLE WOODLAND TO HISTORIC PERIOD PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES COPYRIGHT JUNE 30, 2009 PETER A. BOSTROM CATLINITE …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography "Big Boy" Human Effigy Pipe, Spiro Mounds lithiccastinglab.com PAGE 1 "BIG BOY" PIPE SPIRO MOUND SITE MISSISSIPPIAN PERIOD, CADDOAN CULTURE LE FLORE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA A.D. 1350 TO A.D. 1450 1 PAGE COPYRIGHT …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography The Redhorn Panel of Picture Cave. An American Star Map hotcakencyclopedia.com §1. The Redhorn Panel of Picture Cave. In Warren County, Missouri, is a cave appropriately styled "Picture Cave." The landowner of the property on …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Red Horn - Wikipedia wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects Red Horn is a culture hero in Siouan oral traditions, specifically of the Ioway[1] and Hocąk (Winnebago) nations.[2] He has different names. Only in …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography “Red goddesses” in greater Cahokia wordpress.com The most unusual archaeological job I ever had was back in graduate school, and it remains the only archaeology job I did wearing three-inch heels. As …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Mississippian stone statuary - Wikipedia wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects The Mississippian stone statuary are artifacts of polished stone in the shape of human figurines made by members of the Mississippian culture (800 to …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Mississippian culture pottery - Wikipedia wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects Mississippian culture pottery is the ceramic tradition of the Mississippian culture (800 to 1600 CE) found as artifacts in archaeological sites in …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Mississippian copper plates - Wikipedia wikipedia.org - Contributors to Wikimedia projects Mississippian copper plates, or plaques, are plain and repousséd plates of beaten copper crafted by peoples of the various regional expressions of …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Cahokia Mounds World Heritage Archaeological Site stlcc.edu Chronology of Cahokia based upon calibrated C-14 dates (see Pauketat and Emerson 1997:Fig. 1.3) AD 1350 to 1400 Bold Counselor Oneota Phase (Sparse …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography The Birdman Tablets From The Cahokia Area lithiccastinglab.com THE "KASSLY" BIRDMAN TABLET A NEW "BIRDMAN" TABLET DISCOVERED ON 11-15-00 BY LIZ KASSLY. CLICK ON PICTURES FOR LARGE IMAGES A very few Mississippian …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Fluorite Figures, Page 3 lithiccastinglab.com PAGE 3 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 FLUORITE FIGURES MISSISSIPPIAN PERIOD FIGURES FROM ILLINOIS, INDIANA & KENTUCKY EST. A.D. 1000 TO 1450 PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGES …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography PAGE 1 THE TOLU FLUORITE STATUE lithiccastinglab.com PAGE 1 THE TOLU FLUORITE STATUE A.D. 1150 to 1200 CRITTENDEN CO., KENTUCKY PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGES COPYRIGHT MAY 31, 2011 PETER A. BOSTROM THE TOLU FLUORITE …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Franke Pipe & Falcon Warrior, Page 1 lithiccastinglab.com PAGE 1 THE FRANKE PIPE & THE FALCON WARRIOR MISSISSIPPIAN PERIOD CAHOKIA MOUNDS AREA SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES COPYRIGHT APRIL 30, 2008 PETER …
Michael Ruggeriflipped into Mike Ruggeri's Ancient Mississippian Art, Religion, and Iconography Late Mississippian Rattler Frog Effigy Pipe lithiccastinglab.com THE RATTLER FROG PIPE ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILLINOIS LATE MISSISSIPPIAN PERIOD A.D. 1250 - A.D. 1350 THE RATTLER FROG PIPE OWNED BY THE PEOPLE OF …
