David Pollack, director of the Kentucky Archaeological Survey at Western Kentucky University, is the author of Caborn-Welborn: Constructing a New Society after the Angel Chiefdom Collapse. Anne Tobbe Bader is the owner of Corn Island Archaeology in Louisville, Kentucky.Justin N. Carlson is project director for the Kentucky Archaeological Survey at Western Kentucky University.

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• ContentsList of FiguresList of TablesPreface1. IntroductionDavid Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, and Justin N. Carlson2. Early Archaic Dating, Chert Use, and Settlement Mobility in the Falls RegionC. Russell Stafford3. Middle Archaic Lifeways and the Holocene Climatic Optimum in the Falls RegionJustin N. Carlson, Greg J. Maggard, Gary E. Stinchcomb, and Claiborne Daniel Sea4.The Late Middle/Early Late Archaic in the Falls RegionAnne Tobbe Bader5. The Late Archaic in the Falls Region: A Riverpark Site PerspectiveDuane B. Simpson and Stephen T. Mocas6. Increased Sedentism and Signaling During the Late ArchaicRick Burdin7.Middle and Late Archaic Trophy-Taking in the Falls RegionChristopher W. Schmidt8. The Riverton and Buck Creek Phases of the Falls RegionStephen T. Mocas and Duane B. Simpson9. The Woodland Period of the Falls RegionStephen T. Mocas10. Plant Use at the Falls of the Ohio: 10, Years of Regional Systems, a Sociocultural Boundary and InteractionJack Rossen and Jocelyn C. Turner11. The Early Mississippian Occupation in the Falls Region: A View from the Prather Mound CenterCheryl Ann Munson and Robert G. McCullough12.Mississippian/Fort Ancient Interaction and Identity in the Falls RegionMichael W. French and David Pollack13.The Falls: A Changing Cultural LandscapeDavid Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, Justin N. Carlson, and Richard W. JefferiesReferencesList of ContributorsIndex

David Pollack, director of the Kentucky Archaeological Survey at Western Kentucky University, is the author of Caborn-Welborn: Constructing a New Society after the Angel Chiefdom Collapse. Anne Tobbe Bader is the owner of Corn Island Archaeology in Louisville, Kentucky.Justin N. Carlson is project director for the Kentucky Archaeological Survey at Western Kentucky University.

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• ContentsList of FiguresList of TablesPreface1. IntroductionDavid Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, and Justin N. Carlson2. Early Archaic Dating, Chert Use, and Settlement Mobility in the Falls RegionC. Russell Stafford3. Middle Archaic Lifeways and the Holocene Climatic Optimum in the Falls RegionJustin N. Carlson, Greg J. Maggard, Gary E. Stinchcomb, and Claiborne Daniel Sea4.The Late Middle/Early Late Archaic in the Falls RegionAnne Tobbe Bader5. The Late Archaic in the Falls Region: A Riverpark Site PerspectiveDuane B. Simpson and Stephen T. Mocas6. Increased Sedentism and Signaling During the Late ArchaicRick Burdin7.Middle and Late Archaic Trophy-Taking in the Falls RegionChristopher W. Schmidt8. The Riverton and Buck Creek Phases of the Falls RegionStephen T. Mocas and Duane B. Simpson9. The Woodland Period of the Falls RegionStephen T. Mocas10. Plant Use at the Falls of the Ohio: 10, Years of Regional Systems, a Sociocultural Boundary and InteractionJack Rossen and Jocelyn C. Turner11. The Early Mississippian Occupation in the Falls Region: A View from the Prather Mound CenterCheryl Ann Munson and Robert G. McCullough12.Mississippian/Fort Ancient Interaction and Identity in the Falls RegionMichael W. French and David Pollack13.The Falls: A Changing Cultural LandscapeDavid Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, Justin N. Carlson, and Richard W. JefferiesReferencesList of ContributorsIndex

David Pollack, director of the Kentucky Archaeological Survey at Western Kentucky University, is the author of Caborn-Welborn: Constructing a New Society after the Angel Chiefdom Collapse. Anne Tobbe Bader is the owner of Corn Island Archaeology in Louisville, Kentucky.Justin N. Carlson is project director for the Kentucky Archaeological Survey at Western Kentucky University.

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• ContentsList of FiguresList of TablesPreface1. IntroductionDavid Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, and Justin N. Carlson2. Early Archaic Dating, Chert Use, and Settlement Mobility in the Falls RegionC. Russell Stafford3. Middle Archaic Lifeways and the Holocene Climatic Optimum in the Falls RegionJustin N. Carlson, Greg J. Maggard, Gary E. Stinchcomb, and Claiborne Daniel Sea4.The Late Middle/Early Late Archaic in the Falls RegionAnne Tobbe Bader5. The Late Archaic in the Falls Region: A Riverpark Site PerspectiveDuane B. Simpson and Stephen T. Mocas6. Increased Sedentism and Signaling During the Late ArchaicRick Burdin7.Middle and Late Archaic Trophy-Taking in the Falls RegionChristopher W. Schmidt8. The Riverton and Buck Creek Phases of the Falls RegionStephen T. Mocas and Duane B. Simpson9. The Woodland Period of the Falls RegionStephen T. Mocas10. Plant Use at the Falls of the Ohio: 10, Years of Regional Systems, a Sociocultural Boundary and InteractionJack Rossen and Jocelyn C. Turner11. The Early Mississippian Occupation in the Falls Region: A View from the Prather Mound CenterCheryl Ann Munson and Robert G. McCullough12.Mississippian/Fort Ancient Interaction and Identity in the Falls RegionMichael W. French and David Pollack13.The Falls: A Changing Cultural LandscapeDavid Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, Justin N. Carlson, and Richard W. JefferiesReferencesList of ContributorsIndex