George H. Odell was Professor of Anthropology and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Tulsa. His books include Lithic Analysis (Springer, 2004), and La Harpe’s Post (University Alabama Press, 2002).

• Contents: 1. The Lower Illinois Valley; 2. Questions and Models; 3. Methods of Analysis: Procurement, Manufacture, and Form; 4. Methods of Analysis: Function; 5. Campbell Hollow: The Early-Middle Archaic Transition; 6. Napoleon Hollow: Middle-Late Archaic Contrasts; 7. Elizabeth: Blufftop Mounds and a Middle Archaic Camp; 8. Napoleon Hollow: Two Middle Woodland Mortuary Loci; 9. Smiling Dan: A Middle Woodland Base Camp; 10. Hill Creek: A Mississippian Farmstead with Structures; 11. Generic Assemblage Comparisons; 12. Systemic Questions; 13. Conclusions; Appendix

George H. Odell was Professor of Anthropology and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Tulsa. His books include Lithic Analysis (Springer, 2004), and La Harpe’s Post (University Alabama Press, 2002).

• Contents: 1. The Lower Illinois Valley; 2. Questions and Models; 3. Methods of Analysis: Procurement, Manufacture, and Form; 4. Methods of Analysis: Function; 5. Campbell Hollow: The Early-Middle Archaic Transition; 6. Napoleon Hollow: Middle-Late Archaic Contrasts; 7. Elizabeth: Blufftop Mounds and a Middle Archaic Camp; 8. Napoleon Hollow: Two Middle Woodland Mortuary Loci; 9. Smiling Dan: A Middle Woodland Base Camp; 10. Hill Creek: A Mississippian Farmstead with Structures; 11. Generic Assemblage Comparisons; 12. Systemic Questions; 13. Conclusions; Appendix

George H. Odell was Professor of Anthropology and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Tulsa. His books include Lithic Analysis (Springer, 2004), and La Harpe’s Post (University Alabama Press, 2002).

• Contents: 1. The Lower Illinois Valley; 2. Questions and Models; 3. Methods of Analysis: Procurement, Manufacture, and Form; 4. Methods of Analysis: Function; 5. Campbell Hollow: The Early-Middle Archaic Transition; 6. Napoleon Hollow: Middle-Late Archaic Contrasts; 7. Elizabeth: Blufftop Mounds and a Middle Archaic Camp; 8. Napoleon Hollow: Two Middle Woodland Mortuary Loci; 9. Smiling Dan: A Middle Woodland Base Camp; 10. Hill Creek: A Mississippian Farmstead with Structures; 11. Generic Assemblage Comparisons; 12. Systemic Questions; 13. Conclusions; Appendix