"The latest thinking in Eastern Woodlands paleoethnobotany; a volume which belongs on the bookshelf of every archaeologist and paleoethnobotanist who is concerned with plants and culture in North America."--Deborah M. Pearsall, University of Missouri
"The papers . . . provide succinct updates in a rapidly developing field [and] explore many facets of the cultural implications of plant remains, taking paleoethnobotanical interpretation in provocative new directions."--Gary W. Crawford, Erindale College
Combining broad chronological syntheses and regionally specific case studies, this volume presents up-to-date findings about plant use by prehistoric and early historic peoples who lived in the Eastern Woodlands of North America. The contributors stress that current depictions of the subsistence strategies, settlement patterns, and social relations of these earliest Americans need to be reformulated to accommodate our new understanding of both the importance of native crops and the variability in peoples' foodways.
Contents
Introduction, by C. Margaret Scarry
The Importance of Native Crops during the Late Archaic and Woodland Periods, by Richard A. Yarnell
The Archaic Period and the Flotation Revolution, by Jefferson Chapman and Patty Jo Watson
Early and Middle Woodland Period Paleoethnobotany, by Gayle J. Fritz
Farmers of the Late Woodland, by Sissel Johannessen
Variability in Mississippian Crop Production Strategies, by C. Margaret Scarry
New Methods for Studying the Origins of New World Domesticates: The Squash Example, by Deena S. Decker-Walters
Reanalysis of Seed Crops from Emge: New Implications for Late Woodland Subsistence-Settlement Systems, by Sandra L. Dunavan
Plants and People: Cultural, Biological, and Ecological Responses to Wood Exploitation, by Lee A. Newsom
Cultural Change and Subsistence: The Middle Woodland and Late Woodland Transition in the Mid-Ohio Valley, by Dee Anne Wymer
Agricultural Risk and the Development of the Moundville Chiefdom, by C. Margaret Scarry
Food, Dishes, and Society in the Mississippi Valley, by Sissel Johannessen
Wood Overexploitation and the Collapse of Cahokia, by Neal H. Lopinot and William I. Woods
Climate, Culture, and Oneota Subsistence in Central Illinois, by Frances B. King
Old Customs and Traditions in New Terrain: Sixteenth- and
Seventeenth-Century Archaeobotanical Data from <i>La Florida,</i> by Donna L. Ruhl
C. Margaret Scarry is staff archaeologist at the Program for Cultural Resource Assessment at the University of Kentucky and coauthor of <i>Reconstructing Historic Subsistence: With an Example from Sixteenth-Century Spanish Florida.</i>
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