Document Type

Research

Keywords

Iowa Archaeology, History of Iowa Archaeology, Central Plains Tradition

Abstract

The three period scheme used by Anderson (1975) to analyze the development of Iowa archaeology is used in this paper to examine Central Plains tradition research in the Glenwood locality, Mills County, Iowa. Pioneer Investigations were primarily descriptive and indicated that the locality had been the locus of considerable aboriginal activity. The focal point of research in the Keyes-Orr Period was taxonomic and conclusively linked the Glenwood materials to cultures in Nebraska. Contemporary Period research focused on detailed analyses of artifacts and internal temporal relationships of locality sites. A greatly expanded data base provided foundations for reconstructions of lifeways and cultural processes. Key questions resulting from Contemporary Period research are raised.

Publication Date

December 1976

Journal Title

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

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First Page

121

Last Page

124

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application/pdf

Recommended Citation

Zimmerman, Larry J. (1976) "Archaeological Research in the Glenwood Locality: Changing Perspectives," Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science, 83(4), 121-124.
Available at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/pias/vol83/iss4/3

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Archaeological Research in the Glenwood Locality: Changing Perspectives

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