52nd Annual
Midwest Archaeological Conference
Holiday Inn Hotel and Conference Center
Urbana, Illinois
October 12–15, 2006
UPDATED PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Poster Presentations: The standard poster size
for MAC 2006 is 48” x 48”; although the backboards are large
enough to accommodate larger widths for posters (to 60”) if you
find you need more space, the height may not exceed 48”. The poster
sessions are scheduled for Friday afternoon (October 13) and Saturday
morning (October 14). Read more
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Thursday afternoon, October 12, 2006 Session 1. Symposium: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
on Landscape Evolution and Cultural Change in the Prairie Peninsula: A
Symposium Honoring R. Bruce McMillan
IAS Board Meeting (4:00 to 6:00 p.m.)
IAS Business Meeting (6:30 to 8:30 p.m.)
Friday morning, October 13, 2006 Session 2. General Session: Late Woodland Session 3. General Session: Late Prehistory-Protohistory
& Mississippian Session 4. General Session: French Colonial/Historic Session 5. General Session: Methods in Archaeology
MAC Board Meeting (12:00 to 1:00 P.M.)
Friday afternoon Session 6. Symposium: A Celebration of Illinois Archaeology: Fifty Years of the Illinois
Archaeological Survey Session 7. General Session: Preservation/Education/Field
Reports Session 8. Symposium: Current Research from Ball
State University Session 9. General Poster Session Session 10. Symposium:
New Perspectives on Oneota Archaeology at Lake Koshkonong, Southeastern
Wisconsin
Friday evening MAC Reception: Celebrating 50 Years of Illinois Archaeology (6:00
to 10:00 p.m.)
Saturday morning, October 14, 2006
IAAA Board Meeting (7:30 to 8:30 A.M.)
Session 11. Symposium: Red Wing
Archeology: New Data, New Insights Session 12. Symposium: Current Research of the
Late Pleistocene/Early Holocene Midcontinent Session 13. Poster Session: The National Science
Foundation-Sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates in Geophysical
Survey at Strawtown, Indiana (Indiana University/Purdue University-Ft.
Wayne) Session 14. Symposium: Plants and Technology
Lunch Break
Saturday afternoon Session 15. Symposium: Eight Years and 8,828
Surface Collected Units Later: Research Results Session 16. General Session: Middle Woodland/Hopewell Session 17. Workshop: Modern and Ancient Technologies
MAC Business Meeting (4:30 to 5:30 p.m.)
Saturday evening Cash Bar (6:00 P.M.)
Banquet (6:30 P.M.)
Guest speaker Steve Lekson of the University of Colorado-Boulder On Chaco, Cahokia, and Post-Classic North America
October 12, 2006
Thursday afternoon
Session 1 - 1:00 P.M. Symposium: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Landscape Evolution and Cultural Change in the Prairie Peninsula: A Symposium Honoring R. Bruce McMillan
Organizer: Styles, Bonnie (Illinois State Museum)
Wood, W. Raymond - 1:00 R. Bruce McMillan: A Life Spent in the Pursuit of Excellence
Grimm, Eric C. and David M. Nelson - 1:15 Vegetation and Climate in Illinois: Paleoindian to Historic
Saunders, Jeffrey J. - 1:30 Mammoth Hunters in Illinois! (Don't Bet On It)
Hajic, Edwin R. and Michael D. Wiant - 1:45 Patterns of Landscape Evolution in Holocene Landsystems, the Archaeological
Record, and Culture Change
Kay, Marvin D. - 2:00 It's the Water! Why People Were Where They Were
Warren, Robert E. - 2:15 Rockshelters, Animal Resources, and Human Foragers in the Western Ozark
Highland
Styles, Bonnie W. and Jane E. Buikstra - 2:30 Landscape History, Subsistence, and Health in the Illinois and Mississippi
River Valleys
Martin, Terrance D. and Alan Harn - 2:45 New Perspectives on Bison and Bison Hunters in Illinois
Brown, James E. - 3:00 Before the Plow: Human Impact on the Prairie Peninsula Landscape
Discussant: McMillan, R. Bruce (Illinois State Museum) - 3:15
Session 2 - 8:30 A.M. General Session: Late Woodland
Brashler, Janet and Donald Gaff - 8:30 Excavations at the South Flats Earthwork (20MU2)
Conner, Michael - 8:45 Late Woodland Settlement and Mortuary Patterns in the Sny Bottom
DelCastello, Brian G. - 9:00 The Organization of Lithic Technology at the Rohlfing Site (23Fr525): a
Late Woodland Occupation in the Uplands of Franklin County, Missouri
Dunham, Sean, Michael Hambacher, and Eric Drake - 9:15 The Bark Dock Site (20CH95): A Stratified Woodland Site on the Shore of
Lake Superior
Galloy, Joseph M., Patrick Durst, and Jeffery D. Kruchten -
9:30 The Janey B. Goode Site (11S1232): Recent Investigations and New Insights
into the Terminal Late Woodland Period
Break - 9:45
Felix, Rhett - 10:00 A Reexamination of the Steuben Point
Millhouse, Phil - 10:15 Effigy Mound People in Jo Daviess County, Illinois
Nycz, Christine and Amy Graham - 10:30 The Mary Craig Site (11PK1567): A La Crosse Phase Site in the Sny Bottom
Region of the Mississippi River Valley
Royce, Karen L. - 10:45 The Late Woodland Scioto Trails Site (33FR8) in the Middle Ohio River Valley
Wagner, Stephen - 11:00 Ritual Activity at Gottschall Rockshelter
Session 3 - 8:00 A.M. General Session: Late Prehistory-Protohistory & Mississippian
Nagel, Cindy L., Cindy L. Peterson, and John G. Hedden - 8:00 Developing a Dataset for the Examination of Post-Contact Changes in Indigneous
Lifeways and Material Cultures in Iowa
Peterson, Staffan - 8:15 A Wide Area Geophysical Survey of a Mississippian Town: Costs and Benefits
of Efficient Survey Techniques
Moore, Christopher - 8:30 Salvage Investigations at 12D123, a Middle Fort Ancient Anderson Phase Site
in Southern Indiana
Bader, Anne T. and Michael W. French - 8:45 New Evidence of Mississippian House Patterns at the Falls of the Ohio River
Munson, Cheryl Ann, Robert G. McCullough, C. Russell Stafford,
and Michael R. Strezewski - 9:00 The 2005 Archaeological Investigations at the Prather Site (12CL4): Surveys,
Geoarchaeology, and Test Excavations
Weeks, Rex - 9:15 Student Paper Competition: Notes on the Pre-Contact Origins of the Midewiwin
Dolan, Shannon and Steven R. Kuehn - 9:30 An Oneota Longhouse Structure from East-Central Wisconsin
Break - 9:45
Mollerud, Katy - 10:00 Student Paper Competition: Ring Around the Ramey: A Comparison of Ramey
Incised Pottery from the Sites of Cahokia, Aztalan and the Apple River Region
Betzenhauser, Alleen - 10:15 Student Paper Competition: Mississippian Farmsteads of Greater Cahokia:
the Case for Integrated Rural Populations
Byers, A. Martin - 10:30 "Franchising" Cahokia: Hinterland Cult Interaction
Craig, Joseph and Susan B. Vorreyer 10:45 Expressing Authority in Cahokia's Rural Districts: Investigations at the
Lange Site, a Mississippian Period Civic and Ceremonial Center in Illinois
Emerson, Kjersti - 11:00 Preliminary Observations on Continuity and Variation in Fisher Phase Ceramics
Jackson, Doug - 11:15 The Huber Site (11CK1): Some Notes and Observations on Recent Impacts to
the Site
Esarey, Duane and Robert Mazrim - 11:30 Rethinking the "Dawn of History": The Schedule, Signature, and
Agency of European Goods in Protohistoric Illinois
Session 4 - 8:00 A.M.
General Session: French Colonial/Historic
Adams, Brian, Alice Berkson, Ilona Matkovszki, and Michael
E. Smith - 8:00 The Martin Homestead: Early Prosperity on the Wabash Border
Baumann, Timothy - 8:15 In Black & White: Social Segregation in Missouri's Little Dixie
Baxter, Jane Eva - 8:30 Layering Meaning onto Landscapes: Class, Display, and Experience in 19th
Century Pullman
Branstner, Mark C. and Richard Fishel - 8:45 The Chenoweth Site (11MD771): A 19th Century Farmstead in McDonough County,
Illinois
Franzen, Jon - 9:00 "What! Ruins so soon!": Historical Archaeology of Euro-American
Settlement on Grand Island, Lake Superior, Michigan
Genheimer, Bob - 9:15 The Policeman in the Privy: A Police Uniform and More in a 19th Century
Cincinnati Privy
Green, William - 9:30 Uncovering and Re-covering Two Pre-Civil War Structures in Beloit, Wisconsin
Kirkley, Samantha - 9:45 Making the Mark: An Interpretation of Ironstone Makers Marks in 19th Century
America
Break - 10:00
Lee, Jane - 10:15 Community, Culture, and Connections: Historical and Archaeological Investigations
of two Residential Lots in the Hyde Park Neighborhood of North St. Louis, Missouri
Lurie, Rochelle, John Morris, and June Hope Lanners - 10:30 Uncovering the Henry Bates House and Shoemaker's Shop at the Macktown Historic
Site in the Macktown Winnebago County Forest Preserve
Hargrave, Michael and Lenville Stelle - 10:45 Geophysical and Archaeological Investigations at Fox Fort
Harl, Joe - 11:00 Archaeological Investigations at a French Colonial Church Complex, Florissant,
Missouri
Mason, Carol I. - 11:15 Reading the Rings: Decoding Iconographic ("Jesuit") Rings
Strezewski, Michael - 11:30 The 2006 Excavations at Kethtippecanunk: An Eighteenth Century French and
Wea Indian Town
Fennell, Christopher - 11:45 Crossroads, Cultures and Ethnogenic Bricolage
Session 5 - 8:00 A.M.
General Session: Methods in Archaeology
Cobb, Dawn E., Michael D. Wiant, and Nicholas W. Klobuchar
- 8:00 In Search of Kaskaskia Cemeteries: GIS Technology and Virtual Reconstruction
Cullen, Kevin M. - 8:15 Student Paper Competition: Identifying Sweat Lodges in the Archaeological
Record
Doershuk, John F., Paul L. Garvin, and Julia Clark - 8:30 Recent Research on Fire-cracked Rock Composition and Distribution at 13LN323,
Palisades-Dows State Preserve, Linn County, Iowa
Johnson, Donald and Fred Finney - 8:45 Natural Prairie (Mima) Mounds of the Upper Midwest: Their Abundance, Distribution,
Origin, and Archaeological Implications
Koziarski, Ralph - 9:00 North Bay in Spring: Preliminary Results of Faunal Analysis from the Richter
Site (47DR80)
Kuehn, Steven - 9:15 Preliminary Analysis of the Rosewood Site (11S639) Faunal Assemblage
Lovis, William A., G. William Monaghan, and Alan B. Arbogast
- 9:30 Dune Activation, Cycling, and the Taphonomy of Stratified Archaeological
Sites in the Lake Michigan Coastal Zone
Lurie, Rochelle and Clare Tolmie - 9:45 Finding Undisturbed Sites in Unexpected Places: 11Wi3243, a Late Archaic
Site on the South Bluff of the Des Plaines River
Break - 10:00
Plummer, Janilee - 10:15 Whorls and Wheels
Raff, Jennifer, Della Cook, and Frederika Kaestle - 10:30 The Madonna and Child Trope: Mortuary Practices in Illinois
Schmidt, Christopher and Kimberly Allegretto - 10:45 Dental Evidence for a Late Woodland Maize-supplemented Diet
Stelle, Lenville - 11:00 Imaging Pictographs
Wissemann, Sarah, Thomas E. Emerson, Randall E. Hughes, and
Kenneth B. Farnsworth - 11:15 The Catlinite Conundrum
McElrath, Dale and Madeleine Evans - 11:30 Is the Leading Middle Archaic Point Type All Washed Up? A Return to Matanzas
Beach
Wagner, Mark and Brad Koldehoff - 11:45 From Southern Illinois to Kansas: Documenting the Seyferth Family Collection,
Jackson County, Illinois
Session 6 - 1:30 P.M.
Symposium: A Celebration of Illinois Archaeology: Fifty Years of the Illinois
Archaeological Survey
Organizer: Wagner, Mark (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale)
Butler, Brian M. - 1:30 Introductory Remarks
Brown, James - 1:45 Making Waves with the Multi-disciplinary Approach in Archaeology
Styles, Bonnie - 2:00 Archaeozoological Research in Illinois: An 80 Year Legacy
Buikstra, Jane E. - 2:15 Bioarchaeology in West-Central Illinois: Setting the Standard
Struever, Stuart - 2:30 Reflections on Building Archaeological Research Institutions
Benchley, Elizabeth - 2:45 From Illinois' Monks Mound to the Florida Panhandle
Break - 3:00
Hall, Robert - 3:15 My initiation into Illinois Archaeology 1961–1967
Harn, Alan - 3:30 Highlights of 50 Years of Archaeology in the Spoon River Area of Illinois
Muller, Jon - 3:45 Southern Illinois in Prehistory
Lewis, Barry - 4:00 But the IAS Neglected to Teach Me about Leopards
O'Brien, Patricia - 4:15 The Sacred Red Rock of the Kansa
Session 7 - 1:00 P.M.
General Session: Preservation/Education/Field Reports
Cohen, Barbara E. and William Green - 1:00 Taming the Media Shrew: Positive Publicity for Archaeology
DeMore, Mimi - 1:15 Student Paper Competition: The Crisis in Archaeological Curation - An Indiana
Story: A Random Sampling from the Indiana State Historic Preservation and Archaeology
Office - The Final Talley
Millhouse, Phil, Michael Farkas, and Thomas E. Emerson - 1:30 Rediscovering the Aiken Mound Group
Nostrant, Cynthia and Michael Nassaney - 1:45 Public Education at Fort St. Joseph
Paulus, B Gregory, Suzanne E Harris, and Carol Diaz-Granados
- 2:00 Lost in the Woods: Rediscovering the Maddin Creek Site (23WA26) in Washington
County, Missouri
Ward, Amy - 2:15 All Roads Lead to Manville: A Look at Multifamily Dwellings Associated with
19th century Industry
Burks, Jarrod and Albert M. Pecora - 2:30 Filling the Middle Archaic Gap in Ohio: Excavation Results from a Buried
Site (33AT982) on the Lower Hocking River in Southeastern Ohio
Break - 2:45
Ensor, Bradley - 3:00 Archaeological Investigations at the Lower Huron Metropark, Southeast Michigan
Monaghan, G. William and William A. Lovis - 3:15 Chronology and Evolution of the Green Point Flood Plain and Associated Cucurbita
pepo
Nolan, David J., Richard Fishel, and Robert Hickson - 3:30 Building a Regional Chronology: A Review of Recent Excavations in the LaMoine
River Basin of Western Illinois
Schurr, Mark - 3:45 The Prehistoric Ceramic Sequence of Northwestern Indiana: A View from the
Collier Lodge Site (12PR36)
Session 8 - 4:15 P.M.
Symposium: Current Research from Ball State University
Organizer: Wyatt, Jennifer (Ball State University)
Wyatt, Jennifer C. - 4:15 Student Paper Competition: Data Marks the Spot: Results from a Formal Pedestrian
Survey At the Patty Ann Farms Site
Reece-Hall, Marla - 4:30 Hesher (12-Hn-298) and Commissary (12-Hn-2): Contrasting Patterns in Two
Proximate Albee Cemeteries
Wyatt, Jennifer C. and Mark Groover - 4:45 Exploring Water-Based Settlement and Site Complexity Patterns in Indiana:
The Mississinewa Reservoir Survey Revisited
Session 9 - 1:00 to 4:30 P.M.
General Poster Session
Barrante, Stephanie, Erin Claussen, LisaMarie Malischke, Michael
Nassaney, and Cynthia Nostrant The Fort St. Joseph Archaeological Project: 2006 Field Season
Berkson, Alice and Ansel Anderson Master Naturalist Volunteers: Promoting Archaeology Education and Stewardship
in East Central Illinois
Booth, Don and Steve Dasovich The Poag Road Site (11MS31): Recent Investigations
Bowen, Jonathan Faunal and Floral Remains from the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio
Dancey, William S., Paul J. Pacheco, and Steven P. Howard The Dow #2 Site and the the Question of Middle Woodland Settlement Stability
in Ohio
Hargrave, Michael L., Christopher Fennell, Terrance Martin,
and Paul Shackel Geophysical Investigations at New Philadelphia, an Integrated Town on the
Illinois Frontier
Hedman, Kristin Regional Variation of Strontium Isotope Ratios in the Midwest
Kinsella, Larry and Brenda Beck "I Bust my Axe and Look What I Have to Show for It!"
Lensink, Stephen C. and Lynn M. Alex A Late Prehistoric Agricultural Field Complex in Northwest Iowa
Mayfield, Tracie, Jane Eva Baxter-Gordon, and Jennifer Hasso When is a Carriage House More than Just a Carriage House?: Examining Landscapes
of Power in George M. Pullman's "Industrial Utopia"
Nassaney, Michael, Stephanie Barrante, Erin Claussen, LisaMarie
Malischke, and Cynthia Nostrant The Fort St. Joseph Archaeological Project: 2006 Field Season
Norris, F. Terry and Timothy Pauketat A Pre-Columbian Rock-art Map of the Mississippi
Paulus, B Gregory, Timothy Baumann, and Carol Diaz-Granados Lost in the Woods: Rediscovering the Maddin Creek Site (23WA26) in Washington
County, Missouri
Redmond, Brian Late Woodland Use of Marine Shell in Mortuary Contexts: A Case Study from
Northern Ohio
Session 10 - 1:30 P.M. Symposium: New Perspectives on Oneota Archaeology at Lake Koshkonong,
Southeastern Wisconsin
Organizer: Jeske, Robert J. (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
Birmingham, Robert A. - 1:30 A Late 13th /Early 14th Century Oneota Component at Carcajou Point
Foley Winkler, Kathleen M. - 1:45 The 2006 Excavations at the Schmeling Site (47JE833)
Schneider, Seth A. and Melissa Brown - 2:00 The Ceramic Assemblage from the Schmeling Site (47JE833)
Jeske, Robert J. - 2:15 The 2006 Excavations at the Crescent Bay Hunt Club Site
Break - 2:30
Schneider, Seth A. - 2:45 The Ceramic Assemblage from the Crescent Bay Hunt Club Site (47JE904) and
Its Significance to the Late Prehistory of Southeastern Wisconsin
Jeske, Robert J., Anne Gaynor, and Louise Lambert - 3:00 Oneota Lithic Technology at Lake Koshkonong, Southeast Wisconsin
Nicholls, Brian D. - 3:15 Oneota Resource Utilization of the Lake Koshkonong Region
Jeske, Robert J. - 3:30 Oneota Occupation of Lake Koshkonong; Dates, Diets, Technology and Spatial
Organization
6:00 to 10:00 P.M.
MAC Reception: Celebrating 50 Years of Illinois Archaeology
October 14, 2006
Saturday morning
7:30 to 8:30 A.M.
IAAA Board Meeting
Session 11 - 8:30 A.M.
Symposium: Red Wing Archeology: New Data, New Insights
Organizer: Schirmer, Ron (Minnesota State University, Mankato), Co-Organizer:
Dobbs, Clark (Archaeological and Geophysical Consortium)
Dobbs, Clark A. - 8:30 Data, reality, and models at the Red Wing Locality
Wendt, Dan - 8:45 Woodland to Oneota Settlement Shifts in Far Western Wisconsin
Kelly, Stephen M. - 9:00 Emerging from the Woods: the elusive Late Woodland of the Red Wing Locality
Holley, George R. - 9:15 A New Ceramic Sequence for the Red Wing Locality
Stevenson, Katherine P. and Constance M. Arzigian - 9:30 Mound excavations in the Red Wing Locality
Break - 9:45
Blue, Kathleen T. - 10:00 Family or Foes?: Intentional Modification of Skeletal Remains from the Red
Wing Locality
Lusteck, Robert K. - 10:15 The Maize Trade in the Prehistoric Midwest
Schirmer, Ronald C. - 10:30 The Mechanics of Interaction in the Red Wing Locality
Boden, Peggy J. - 10:45 Preliminary Report of Findings at the Burnside School Site, Red Wing, Minnesota
Henning, Dale R. - 11:00 Red Wing Participation in the Mississippian Interaction Sphere, Fact or
Fiction?
Session 12 - 8:30 A.M.
Symposium: Current Research of the Late Pleistocene/Early Holocene Midcontinent
Organizer: Winkler, Daniel (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Co-Organizer:
Carr, Dillon (Michigan State University)
Amick, Daniel S. and Thomas J. Loebel - 8:30 The Clovis Archaeological Record of the Western Great Lakes: Part 1. Paleoenvironmental
Context and Archaeological Patterns
Loebel, Thomas J. and Daniel S. Amick - 8:45 The Clovis Archaeological Record of the Western Great Lakes: Part 2. Pattern
Interpretations and Archaeological Implications
Overstreet, David F. - 9:00 Confirming Contexts at the Cardy Site (47DR79): A fluted point (Gainey?)
Site on the Door Peninsula, Wisconsin
Nilsson, Niles E., Mark F. Seeman, Garry L. Summers, Larry
L. Morris, Elaine Dowd, and Paul J Barans - 9:15 Bloody Stones: Results and Implications of Blood Residue Analysis at the
Nobles Pond Site (33ST357)
Winkler, Daniel M. - 9:30 The Paleoindian Occupation of the Lake Koshkonong Region in Southeastern
Wisconsin
Break - 9:45
White, Andrew A. - 10:00 An Exploration of the Ballistic Properties of Paleoindian Hafted Bifaces
from Northern Indiana
Ritchie, Kenneth C. and Sissel Schroeder - 10:15 Paleoindian Subsistence Behavior: Hunting for Answers with a GIS
Carr, Dillon H. - 10:30 Skinning the Cat: Alternative Residential and Logistical Approaches to Cyclically
Procuring Lithic Raw Materials
Hudson, Jean, Kira Kaufmann, Pete Fantle, and Toni Revane -
10:45 Gainey Elk Hunters in Northern Wisconsin?
Discussant: Shott, Michael J. (University of Akron) - 11:00
Session 13 - 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
Poster Session: The National Science Foundation-Sponsored Research Experience
for Undergraduates in Geophysical Survey at Strawtown, Indiana (Indiana University/Purdue
University-Ft. Wayne)
Irons, Jonathan Using Remote Sensing to Investigate the Community Plan of 12-H-883
Heller, Andrew Investigating the "Empty" Areas of Castor Farm (12-H-3)
Evans, Joe Defining Increased Sensitivity: A Comparison of the Bartington 601-2 and
Geoscan FM256 Gradiometers
Luce, Teri Searching for the Stockade Walls at 12-H-3
McCullough, Robert C. and Andrew White The National Science Foundation-Sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates
in Geophysical Survey at Strawtown, Indiana: Background for the Second Year
Jurkovich, Sarah M. Geophysical Anomalies: Is it Possible to Distinguish Between What is Cultural
and What is Geological?
Britcher, Keri and Lisa Phinney Stratigraphic Complications in Geophysical Attempts to Locate Strawtown's
Lost Enclosure
Paschall, Gabrielle Assessing Predictability for Storage Features Using Geophysical Techniques
Taylor, Martha Comparative Analysis of the Homemade Resistance Meter and Traditional Resistance
Meter
Stewart, James Resistivity in Profile: Defining Features with Vertical Resistivity Data
Session 14 - 8:30 A.M.
Symposium: Plants and Technology
Organizer: Simon, Mary (Illinois Transportation Archaeological Research Program);
Co-Organizer: Parker, Kathryn (Great Lakes Ecosystems and ITARP, University
of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
Parker, Kathryn - 8:30 Introductory Remarks
Calentine, Leighann - 8:45 Chipped Stone Hoes and Gardening in Middle Woodland Illinois
Wisseman, Sarah - 9:00 True Grit: Cooking Grains in Experimental Pots
Arzigian, Connie - 9:15 Pit Storage and Plants
Wright, Patti J. - 9:30 Towards an Understanding of Carbonized Sunflower Remains
Break - 9:45
Wymer, DeeAnne - 10:00 Organic Material on Hopewell Copper: The Field Museum's Hopewell Site Collection
Baldia, Christel M., Kathryn A. Jakes, and Maximilian O. Baldia - 10:15 The Use of Dye Technology as Indicated by Polychrome Hopewell Textiles from
Seip Mound
Thompson, Amanda and Mary Simon - 10:30 An Analysis of Textile Fragments from the Janey B. Goode Site
Bush, Leslie - 10:45 Bison, Chert, Corn, and Captives: Interactions at the Edge of the Mississippian
World
Discussant: Green, William (Logan Museum of Anthropology, Beloit
College) - 11:00
Session 15 - 1:00 P.M.
Symposium: Eight Years and 8,828 Surface Collected Units Later: Research
Results
Organizer: Snyder, Genesis (Binghamton University)
Staley, Elijah - 1:00 Testing the Uniqueness of Sites 12MA648 and 12MA649
Harrison, Noel - 1:15 Determining Site Function and Relationship between 12MA648 and 12MA649 through
Refitting Analysis
Knox, Vernon - 1:30 The Effect of Chert Types on Prehistoric Stone Tool Production Based on
the Lithic Material from 12MA648 and 12MA649
Assebework, Tadewos - 1:45 Prehistoric Chert Utilization and Stone Tool Production at 12MA648 and 12MA649
Archaeological Sites in Indiana
Snyder, Genesis - 2:00 Who Cares About the Ware?
Perkins-Prather, Janet - 2:15 Did Settlers Make Their Own Brick on Sites 12MA648 and 12MA649?
Break - 2:30
Head, Sara - 2:45 A CD/DD Analysis of Sites 12MA648 and 12MA649
Bundles, Sean - 3:00 Investigating the Presence of an Animal Processing Structure Using Faunal
Bone Analysis and Geographic Comparisons
Sterkel, Trisha and Sarah Kiley - 3:15 What's for Dinner? A Faunal Analysis of Sites 12MA648 and 12MA649
Spencer, Kenneth - 3:30 A Home in the Woods: A Comparative Analysis of Squatter, Tenant and Other
Ephemeral Pioneer Homestead Sites
Anderson, Sarah E. - 3:45 A Preliminary Assessment of Ephemeral Site Type on Site 12MA648 and 12Ma649
Murphy, Harry - 4:00 Eight Years and 8,828 Surface Collected Units Later: Assessing Two Small
Historic/Lithic Scatter Sites Eligible for the National Register
Session 16 - 1:00 P.M.
General Session: Middle Woodland/Hopewell
Fortier, Andrew - 1:00 Investigations at the Egan Site: Middle and Early Late Woodland Campsites
along Brushy Fork Creek in the Lower Illinois River Valley Uplands
Vorreyer, Susan B. and Joseph Craig - 1:15 The Cowmire Creek Site: A Havana Tradition Middle Woodland Habitation in
St. Louis County, Missouri
Carr, Christopher - 1:30 Scioto Hopewell Ritual Flamboyance Implies Intense Social Competition: A
Problematic Inference
Giles, Bretton and Charles Cobb 1:45 Remembering the Birds: Hopewell Images of Falcons, Vultures, and Double-Headed
Birds
Riordan, Robert - 2:00 Investigating the Moorehead Circle
Cowan, Frank and John Picklesimer - 2:15 The Shriver Circle Earthwork 160 Years After Squier and Davis
Culver, Emily, Wm. Patrick Ward, and Shannon M. Fie - 2:30 Smokin'! Pipestone Production at Bracke #1
Break - 2:45
Greber, N'omi B., Richard W. Yerkes, Katharine C. Ruhl, Anne
B. Lee, Dawn W. Gagliano, Jarrod Burks, and Martha P. Otto - 3:00 Interpretations of Several Low Mounds within Seip Earthworks, Ross County,
Ohio
Lynott, Mark - 3:15 Investigation of the Main Enclosure Wall at the Hopewell Mound Group, Ohio
Pacheco, Paul, Jarrod Burks, and Dee Anne Wymer - 3:30 The Ohio Hopewell Settlement at Brown's Bottom #1 (33RO21)
Snyder, Daniel and Michael Powers - 3:45 An Analysis of the Brown's Bottom #1 (33RO21) Bladelet Assemblage: A Double-Blind
Experiment in Usewear Analysis
Steinhilper, Judy and DeeAnne Wymer - 4:00 Paleoethnobotany at Brown's Bottom 1 Site: A Hopewell Habitation Site in
Ross County, Ohio
Session 17 - 1:00 to 4:00 P.M.
Workshop: Modern and Ancient Technologies
Organizer: Timothy Pauketat (University of Illinois); Co-organizer: Doug Jackson
(Illinois Transportation Archaeological Research Program)
Ancient Technology:
Display of Upper Mississippian Ceramics from the Southern Lake Michigan Area
Jackson, Doug and Kjersti Emerson
McCullough, Robert C. and Brian Redmond
Mark Schurr
Lurie, Rochelle and Catherine Bird
Kuehn, Steve
Brown, James
Jeske, Robert
The Grossman Celt Cache
Susan Alt and Timothy Pauketat
Ancient Groundstone Technologies Kinsella, Larry
Ancient Mollusk Shell-working Technology
Laura Kozuch
Orthoquartzites of the Midwest
Koldehoff, Brad and Timothy Pauketat
Boszhardt, Robert and Jack Ray
