The Social Implications of Ceramic Style Distributions in Precontact Springwells Communities

Jon W. Carroll
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Jon W. Carroll: Oakland University, Rochester, USA

International Journal of Applied Geospatial Research (IJAGR), 2020, vol. 11, issue 2, 59-75

Abstract: The cultural geography of precontact Springwells phase (ca. AD 1160-1420) Indigenous communities in the Great Lakes region of North America has recently received renewed attention. Variation in Springwells ceramic style repertoires serves as a proxy for reconstructing Native American social networks distributed throughout the Great Lakes region. This geospatial investigation leveraging Brainerd-Robinson coefficient analysis and regression analysis provides a glimpse into how precontact Native communities interacted across a large regional area at multiple spatial scales.

Date: 2020
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