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New histories of village life at Crystal River
This book examines the manner in which native peoples of the first millennium in the southeastern United States cooperated to form larger and more permanent villages, using the famous archaeological site of Crystal River in west central Florida as a case study.
Crystal River and the archaeology of early village societies in the American Southeast (and beyond) -- Context -- A center emerges -- From vacant center to early village (phase 1) -- From early village to regional center (phase 2) -- From regional center to mound-residential compound (phase 3) -- New centers emerge (phase 4) -- The early village at Crystal River in broader perspective -- Afterword: Why early villages still matter.
Thomas J. Pluckhahn and Victor D. Thompson.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [215]-261) and index.