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The Cultural History of Bannerstones in the Savannah River Valley
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  • 1964The Formative Cultures of the Carolina Piedmont167 cited
  • 1931The Stalling's Island mound : Columbia County, Georgia39 cited

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  • 2020Fire on the Mountain: The Ideal Free Distribution and Early Hunter-gatherer Demography in the Tennessee River Drainage, USA18 cited
  • 2020When edges become centered: The ceramic social geography of early pottery communities of the American Southeast8 cited

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