(The) real mound builders of North America : a critical realist prehistory of the Eastern Woodlands, 200 BC-1450 AD

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ix
• Introduction : Continuist and Discontinuist Histories = 1
• 1 The Incomplete Debunking of the Mound Builder Mythology = 21
• 2 Unitary Polities and Dual Heterarchies : The Archaeological Record from Alternative Social Systems Perspectives = 29
• 3 The Dual Complementary Heterarchical Community / Cult Sodality Heterarchy Model = 49
• 4 The Symbolic Pragmatic Model of Style and the Custodial Franchising of Sacred Bundles = 87
• 5 The Mourning / World Renewal Mortuary Model : The Postmortem Human Sacrificial Chaine Operatoire Mortuary Trajectory = 107
• 6 Settlement, Subsistence, and Ceremonialism : The Deontic Ecology of the Prehistoric Eastern Woodlands = 129
• 7 The Dissolution of a Transregional Second-Order Hopewellian Ceremonial Sphere = 157
• 8 Community Polities or Dual Heterarchies : Extreme Displaced Mortuary Depositions and Demonstrating the "Best Fit" Truth = 179
• 9 The Emergence of the Complementary Heterarchical Chiefdom Community : Singular-Selective Candidature Practice = 201
• 10 The Emergence of Vacant Quarters and the Late Prehistoric Period→Post-Late Prehistoric Period Transition = 225
• 11 The Lower Chattahoochee River Valley : A Primary Southeastern Mississippian Ceremonial Sphere = 237
• 12 The Late Prehistoric Period Savannah River Valley : A First-Order Southern Appalachian Complicated Stamped Ceremonial Sphere = 293
• 13 The Etowah Site of the Etowah River Valley Late Prehistoric Period : Paramount Chiefdom Polity or Dispersed Third-Order Cult Sodality Heterarchy? = 327
• 14 The Formation and Transformation of Mound C of the Etowah Site = 363
• Conclusion : The Real Mound Builder Social Systems = 413
• Bibliography = 433
• Index = 447
• About the Author = 459