CONTENTS -- Chapter 1 FOUR CULTURES -- 1-2 Paleo-Indian Period -- 3-4 Archaic Period -- 5-6 Woodland Period -- 7-8 Mississippi Period -- 9-10 Mississippi Period -- 11-12 Historic Period -- 13-14 Historic Period -- Chapter 2 NATIVE TRADE -- 15-16 Native Trade -- Chapter 3 CEREMONIAL COMPLEX -- 17-Motifs -- 18-Central American Similarities -- 19-20 Ceremonial Objects -- 21-22 God-Animal Representations and Culture Periods -- Chapter 4 SYMBOLISM -- 23-24 Prehistoric Designs-Spiro -- 25-26 Prehistoric Designs-Spiro -- 27-28 Prehistoric Designs-Spiro -- 29-30 Prehistoric Designs-Etowah -- 31-32 Prehistoric Designs-Etowah and Other Sites in Georgia -- 33-34 Prehistoric Designs-Moundville -- 35-36 Prehistoric Designs-Moundville -- 37-38 Prehistoric Designs-Moundville -- 39-40 Burial Urns-Alabama River Area -- 41-42 Prehistoric Designs-Moundville and the Alabama River Area -- 43-44 Prehistoric Designs-North Alabama and Tennessee -- 45-46 Prehistoric-Protohistoric Designs-Tennessee -- 47-48 Southeastern Designs -- 49-50 Prehistoric Designs-Missouri -- 51-52 Prehistoric Designs-Middle Mississippi Valley -- 53-54 Southern Cult Motifs on Walls-Pecan Point Pottery -- 55-Walls-Pecan Point -- 56-Pictographs -- Chapter 5 KEY MARCO -- 57-58 Prehistoric Designs-Key Marco, Florida -- 59-60 Prehistoric Designs-Key Marco, Florida -- 61-62 Prehistoric, Protohistoric, and Historic Designs-Florida -- Chapter 6 STONE AND COPPER -- 63- 64 Fracturing, Pecking, Abrading, and Drilling Stone -- 65- 66 Steps in the Manufacture of Chipped Tools and Points -- 67-68 Projectile Points -- 69-70 Chipped Stone-Points and Tools -- 71-Caves and Rock Shelters -- 72-Grinding Stones -- 73-74 Stone Bowls -- 75-76 Weights and Charms for Throwing-Sticks -- 77-78 Stone Tubes-Pipes and Medicine Tubes -- 79-80 Stone Pipes-Woodland Period -- 81-82 Pebbles and Geodes -- 83-84 Stone Ornaments.

85-86 Stone Ornaments -- 87-88 Stone Tools-Pecked, Ground, and Polished -- 89-90 Ceremonial Bowls and Monolithic Axes -- 91-92 Ceremonial Flints -- 93-94 Stone Palettes -- 95-96 Gamestones -- 97-98 Stone Images -- 99-100 Massive Stone Pipes-Effigies -- 101-102 Massive Stone Pipes-Effigies -- 103-104 Massive Stone Pipes-Effigies -- 105-106 Stone Pipes-Cherokee and Creek -- 107-108 Copper Ceremonial Objects and Ornaments -- 109-110 Copper Ceremonial Objects -- Chapter 7 POTTERY -- 111-112 Woodland Period Pottery -- 113-114 Ceremonial and Mortuary Pottery -- 115-116 Painted Pottery -- 117-118 Pottery Bottles-Variety of Forms -- 119-1120 Pottery Bottles-Human Effigies -- 121-122 Pottery Bowls-Human Effigies -- 123-124 Pottery Vessels-Bird and Animal Effigies -- 125-The Campbell Site-Missouri -- 126-Caddo Pottery-Spiro -- 127-128 Incised Creek Vessels and South Appalachian Stamped Pottery -- 129-130 Other Pottery Artifacts -- Chapter 8 WOOD -- 131-132 Baskets-Coiling and Weaving -- 133-134 Fabrics and Matting -- 135-136 Village Construction -- 137-138 Logs, Limbs, and Hafted Tools -- 139-140 Wooden Masks -- 141-142 Wooden Masks and Images -- 143-144 Musical Instruments -- Chapter 9 ANIMAL PRODUCTS -- 145-146 Native Costumes-Summer and Winter -- 147-148 Masks and Decoys -- 149-150 Antler Artifacts -- 151-152 Bone Tools-Needles, Awls, Fishhooks, Projectile Points, and Others -- 153-Bone Tools and Ornaments -- 154-Shell Implements -- 155-156 Shell Ornaments -- 157-158 Shell Ornaments -- 159-160 Feather Ornaments -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BIBLIOGRAPHY, AND INDEX.