EASTERN WOODLANDS CULTURE

term used to refer to Native American societies inhabiting the eastern United States. The earliest Woodland groups were the Adena and Hopewell, who lived in the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys between 800 b.c. and a.d. 800. Both groups are known for their large burial mounds, often provisioned with finely crafted grave items. Like earlier archaic populations (see Americas, antiquity and prehistory of the), the Adena were hunters and gatherers living in seasonal camps. The Hopewell, as with later Woodland cultures, lived in villages and supplemented their hunting and gathering with the cultivation of some domesticated plants.

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books on: Eastern Woodlands Culture  - 2962 results

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Foraging and Farming in the Eastern Woodlands
Book by C. Margaret Scarry; University Press of Florida, 1993
Subjects: Agriculture, Prehistoric--East (U.S.)--Congresses, East (U.S.)--Antiquities--Congresses, Indians Of North America--Food--East (U.S.)--Congresses, Paleoethnobotany--East (U.S.)--Congresses, Subsistence Economy--East (U.S.)--Congresses, Woodland Culture--East (U.S.)--Congresses
...farming in the eastern woodlands/edited by...Woodland culture--East U...foodways in the Eastern Woodlands has changed...models of culture history...of Archaic cultures. Meanwhile...specifically and of Eastern Woodlands prehistory...
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Ancient Earthen Enclosures of the Eastern Woodlands
Book by Robert C. Mainfort Jr., Lynne P. Sullivan; University Press of Florida, 1998
Subjects: Earthworks (Archaeology)--East (U.S.), East (U.S.)--Antiquities, Indians Of North America--East (U.S.)--Antiquities, Woodland Indians--Antiquities
...enclosure sites in the Eastern Woodlands, across time and space...approaches that range from culture-historical to post...intensification in the Eastern Woodlands of agriculture does...and land or between culture and nature ; an agrarian...
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Native North American Spirituality of the Eastern Woodlands: Sacred Myths, Dreams, Visions, Speeches, Healing Formulas, Rituals, and Ceremonials
Book by Elisabeth Tooker; Paulist Press, 1979
Subjects: Woodland Indians--Religion
...of Hindu Muslim Culture, Harvard University...Spalding Lecturer in Eastern Orthodox Studies...of the Eastern Woodlands SACRED MYTHS...geographical regions these cultures were broadly similar...societies of the Eastern Woodlands. Yet each society...
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The Indian Peoples of Eastern America: A Documentary History of the Sexes
Book by James Axtell; Oxford University Press, 1981
Subjects: Indian Women--Canada, Eastern, Indian Women--East (U.S.), Woodland Indians--Social Life And Customs--Sources
...justice of an Eastern Woodland culture area. It is this...varies widely. Each culture attaches different...Indian societies of eastern North America...Indian child in eastern America moved...narrow paths of culture by following its...
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Eastern Europe: An Historical Geography, 1815-1945
Book by David Turnock; Routledge, 1989
Subjects: Europe, Eastern--Historical Geography
...1818): here the three eastern powers issued their protocol...of German language and culture that led him to associate national identity with culture, and particularly literature...an influential one in Eastern Europe, where the political...disturbances occurred in Eastern Europe in 1848 when action...
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journal articles on: Eastern Woodlands Culture  - 98 results

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New World, Real World: Improvising English Culture in Seventeenth-Century Virginia
Journal article by Gary Carson, Joanne Bowen, Willie Graham, Martha Mccartney, Lorena Walsh; Journal of Southern History, Vol. 74, 2008
Subjects: British colonialism--Influence, British colonialism--Social aspects, Cultural identity--Evaluation, Immigrants--Social aspects, Material culture--Analysis, Material culture--Social aspects
...the Material Folk Culture of the Eastern United States...Their Traditional Culture (Norman, Okla...Thomas E. Davidson, Eastern Shore Indians of...Ernest L. Schusky, Culture and Agriculture...Christopher Dyer, "Woodlands and Wood-Pasture...
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The "Degraded" Tapia Woodlands of Highland Madagascar: Rural Economy, Fire Ecology, and Forest Conservation
Journal article by Christian A. Kull; Journal of Cultural Geography, Vol. 19, 2002
Subjects: Deforestation--Prevention, Forest conservation--Planning, Forest ecology--Management, Indigenous peoples--Environmental policy, Madagascar--Environmental aspects
...research is urgently needed. CONCLUSION Gade (1985) argues that the tapia woodlands are the result of a people/plant/animal symbiosis, and thus that "nature" and "culture" are not independent categories. The present paper builds on Gades groundbreaking...
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Woodlands in England: An Appreciation of Hilda Annie Wilcox
Journal article by Brian K Roberts; The Geographical Journal, Vol. 167, 2001
Subjects: Cartographers--Appreciation, Cartography--Technique, Forests and forestry--England, Land use--England, Topographic maps--Evaluation, Wilcox, Hilda Annie--Appreciation
...northwards: Lincoln Edge, the Wolds and the eastern flank of the lower Trent appear to have been cleared of woodlands. The Yorkshire Wolds and the flanking...white chalklands. Indeed, the Neolithic cultures of both regions possessed many traits...
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The Iroquois and the World's Rim: Speculations on Color, Culture, and Contact
Journal article by George R. Hamell; American Indian Quarterly, Vol. 16, 1992
Subjects: Indians Of Central America--Periodicals
...ritual material culture into either triadic...Northeastern Woodlands. Within social...in articulating culture contact in northeastern...popularity among their Eastern Algonquian and...of European and Eastern Algonkian Culture, 1504-1700...
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Hohokam Political Integration
Journal article; Journal of the Southwest, Vol. 50, 2008
Subjects: Archaeology--Research, Cultural anthropology--Research, Ethnology--Research, Hohokam culture--History, Hohokam culture--Political aspects, Mexican foreign relations--History, Mexican foreign relations--Social aspects, United States foreign relations--History, United States foreign relations--Social aspects
...secondary centers is found in chiefdom systems in the Eastern Woodlands (Steponaitis 1978). (35) Let us next consider the...was no more. Having flowered brilliantly, Hohokam culture had withered and was gone. FIGURE 21 OMITTED FIGURE...
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magazine articles on: Eastern Woodlands Culture  - 31 results

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Mary Austin and Andrew Forbes: Poetry, Photography, and the Eastern Sierra
Magazine article by Karen S. Langlois; California History, Vol. 85, Winter 2007
Subjects: Austin, Mary Hunter--Practice, Austin, Mary Hunter--Works, Authors--Practice, Authors--Works, Forbes, Andrew Alexander--Practice, Forbes, Andrew Alexander--Works, Photographers--Practice, Photographers--Works, Sierra Nevada (United States)--Description and travel, Writers--Practice, Writers--Works
...most lakes in the Eastern Sierra are green...Native American culture. Some Americans...aspects of Paiute culture. Taken out of their...the valley of the Eastern Sierra. ILLUSTRATIONS...that grow in the Eastern Sierra. KAREN S...Journal of American Culture. She received a...
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Rebirth on the Great Plains
Magazine article by Douglas Chadwick; National Wildlife, Vol. 36, April 1998
Subjects: Bison--Protection, Native Americans--Culture
...known as wood buf- falo inhabited eastern woodlands and portions of Canadas subarctic...help heal and strengthen Indian cultures for which the shaggy herds were...to health, we restore a healthy culture for ourselves. I see the rebirth...
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Tales of Adventure, Nature Love, and Money on the Globalocal Mushroom Trail
Magazine article by David Arora; Whole Earth, Spring 2000
Subjects: Migrant labor--Social aspects, Mushroom culture--Social aspects, Mushrooms, Edible--Social aspects
...children by selling mushrooms from their native miombo woodlands, including chanterelles that they can ship out of season...Europe. One striking success story is in Champa, on the eastern flank of the Himalayas where Tibet and the Chinese provinces...
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Goodbye Columbus? Canada's Chains of History
Magazine article by Barry Gough; History Today, Vol. 43, March 1993
Subjects: Canada--History, Columbus Quincentenary, 1992--Canada, Discoveries (in geography)--Political aspects
...tribal entities. With the French some peoples of the eastern woodlands established alliances, made demands for compensation...First Nations to celebrate the near destruction of our culture and identity would be insane... And we want to say...
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Naming and Conquest
Magazine article by Joel Kovel; Monthly Review, Vol. 44, July 1992
Subjects: Colonial Encounters (Book)--Criticism and interpretation, Columbus, Christopher--Discovery and exploration, Pequot War, 1636-1638--Personal narratives, The Invasion of America (Book)--Criticism and interpretation
...with the story of the Eastern woodlands which preceded it by...a staple of English culture in the sixteenth century...very aspects of Carib culture from which Europe had...etc., all along the Eastern coast of what is now...
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Eastern Shore Powwow Brings Culture to Life; Indians Celebrate Unique Past, Hopeful Future
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, June 7, 2007
...assimilated into white culture through marriage. Todays...members say comes from "Eastern woodlands" traditions of tribes...Indian and non-Indian Eastern Shore recipes. Surrounding...experience Native American culture. There are burgers made...
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Woodlands Park Plans for Former Wirral Landfill Site
Newspaper article; Daily Post (Liverpool, England), April 12, 2006
Subjects: Refuse and refuse disposal, Waste management
...An existing three-hectare lake on the eastern edge of Bidston Moss will also be re...project (New Economic Environments through Woodlands) and the long-term investment for Bidston...Waterfront Regional Park and Capital of Culture 2008. He said: "Together these will contribute...
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LITHUANIA; Charming Baltic Country Brimming with Churches, Beaches, Culture and Dancing
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, June 23, 2007
...more than 21/2 miles wide, the spit has a few villages on the eastern side, while the western shore is one long, silky stretch of...into a choppy Baltic Sea and, on the other side, green pine woodlands and the calm Curonian Lagoon. A hike through Neringa National...
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Beguiled, Mostly, by Charleston
Newspaper article by Marlene L. Johnson; The Washington Times, March 31, 2001
...takes pride not only in its history, culture and arts, but in the food it serves hometown...Summerville, we stopped for lunch at the Woodlands Resort and Inn, an exquisite country...shrimp. One can almost make a meal on Woodlands signature Cheddar-and-herb biscuits and...
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Great Golf Is Par for the Course; FEEL AT HOME WITH A ROUND ON THE BEST GREENS AND FAIRWAYS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Newspaper article; The Mirror (London, England), April 28, 2004
...course is steeped in golfing history and culture and is the only Irish course to have...the River Bann. The Old Course at the eastern end of Portstewart, begins and ends at...and on many holes golfers admire the woodlands astride the fast flowing River Cusher...
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encyclopedia articles on: Eastern Woodlands Culture  - 19 results

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Eastern Woodlands Culture
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
EASTERN WOODLANDS CULTURE term used to refer to Native American societies inhabiting the eastern United States. The earliest Woodland...The Hopewell, as with later Woodland cultures, lived in villages and supplemented...
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Woodlands Culture
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
WOODLANDS CULTURE see Eastern Woodlands culture . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
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Narragansett
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Algonquian branch of the Algonquian-Wakashan linguistic stock (see Native American languages ). Part of the Eastern Woodlands culture (see under Natives, North American ), in the early 17th cent. they occupied most of Rhode Island, from Narragansett...
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Mahican
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...branch of the Algonquian-Wakashan linguistic stock (see Native American languages ). The Mahican were of the Eastern Woodlands culture area. In the early 17th cent. they occupied both banks of the upper Hudson River extending north almost to...
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Lumbee
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...coast of the SE United States and were part of the Eastern Woodlands culture area. Generally friendly to the Europeans, they...to many of their foods. They were one of the few Eastern tribes to escape removal to Indian Territory in the...
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