• BBB Motor Site 38° 40' 28.02" 90° 1' 33.168", 11 MS 595

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  Angel Mounds
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  Anna Site
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  Annis Mound
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  Cahokia
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  Cahokia Woodhenge
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  Cahokia Woodhenge
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  Rattlesnake Causeway and Mound 66 at Cahokia
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  Mound 72 human sacrifice at Cahokia
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  Mound 72 human sacrifice at Cahokia
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  Diagram of solstice and equinox positions at the Mound 72 Woodhenge
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  The location after the removal of the timber circle and the final cap of Mound 72
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  Emerald Site
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  Emerald Mound and Village Site
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  Etowah
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  Greenhouse Site
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  Guachimontones
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  Holly Bluff Site
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  Kincaid Mounds
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  Kincaid Mounds
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  King Archaeological Site
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  Kings Crossing Site
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  Marksville Mounds
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  Moundville Site
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  Nodena Site
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  Parkin Site
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  Poverty Point
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  Poverty Point
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  Shriver Circle
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  Spiro Mounds
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  SunWatch Indian Village
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  Taskigi Mound
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  Town Creek Indian Mound
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  Troyville Earthworks
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  Troyville culture
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  Watson Brake
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  Winterville Site
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  de Soto burns Mabila
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  Stone box grave
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  Platform mounds

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  Chunkey player
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  Mississippian priest with a ceremonial mace and severed head
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  Limestone tablet found at Castalian Springs Mound Site
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  Illustration of a Birdman sandstone tablet found at Cahokia
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  Cahokia Woodhenge
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  Mississippian copper plate production
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  Emmons Mask
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  Wulfing plate A detail
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  Wulfing plate A
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  Wulfing plate B
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  Wulfing plate C
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  Wulfing plate E
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  Wulfing plate F
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  Reed Mound plate
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  Toul Creek plate
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  Wilcox plate
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  Upper Bluff Lake avian plate
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  Upper Bluff Lake Dancing Figure plate
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  Rogan plate 1
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  Rogan plate 2
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  Etowah plate 3
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  Mangum plate
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  Lake Jackson birdman plate
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  Spiro anthrpomorphic bridman plate
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  Stack Style Plate 5, Spiro
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  Elder birdman plate
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More can be found here Category:Mississippian culture maps and diagrams

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  en:Hopewell traditions map
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  en:Mississippian cultures map
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  en:Southeastern Ceremonial Complex map
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  en:Black drink distribution map
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  de Soto route map
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  en:Mississippian stone statuary
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  en:Mississippian copper plates
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  en:Long-nosed god maskettes
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  en:Platform mound
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  A map showing the distribution of Nodena points and examples of points
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  en:Mill Creek chert hoe distribution
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  en:Mill Creek chert production sites
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  Geographic extent of the en:Fort Ancient culture, the en:Monongahela culture and the en:Oliver Phase
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  Geographic extent of the Swift Creek culture
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  Geographic extent of the Fort Walton Culture
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  Geographic extent of Pensacola culture
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  en:Shell tempered pottery on the US Gulf Coast
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  Map showing the en:Fourche Maline culture, en:Mill Creek culture, en:Mossy Grove culture, and en:Marksville culture
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  A map showing the geographical extent of the en:Marksville culture
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  Geographic extent of the en:Troyville culture and en:Baytown culture
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  Geographic extent of the en:Coles Creek culture map
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  Geographic extent of the en:Plaquemine culture map
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  Geographic extent of the en:Caddoan Mississippian culture of prehistoric southeastern North America and some important sites
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  A map showing the route of the en:Tunica peoples from the Central en:Mississippi River Valley to en:Marksville, Louisiana
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  A map showing en:Mississippian culture mound sites on the Lower en:Ohio River
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  A map showing the en:Caborn-Welborn culture and some of it's major sites in relationship to the en:Angel phase chiefdom.
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  A map showing the en:Nodena Phase, a Mississippian cultural component and sites in en:Arkansas
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  A map showing the Parkin Phase, a Mississippian cultural component, and its associated sites in en:Arkansas
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  A map showing the en:Walls Phase, a Mississippian cultural component in Tennessee
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  en:Winterville Site
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  Bayou Grande Cheniere Mounds
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  Lake Jackson Mounds
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  Mazique Archeological Site
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  Peck Mounds
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  Toltec Mounds
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  Troyville culture
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• The Aztecs by Richard F. Townsend : <ref>{{cite book|title=The Aztecs|edition=2|authorlink=Richard F. Townsend|last=Townsend|first=Richard F.|publisher=Thames and Hudson|year=2000|location=London|isbn=0500281327|page=}}</ref>
• The Maya by Michael D. Coe : <ref>{{cite book|title=The Maya|edition=5|authorlink= Michael D. Coe|last=Coe|first=Michael D.|publisher=Thames and Hudson|year=1993|location=London|isbn=0500277168|page=}}</ref>
• The Olmecs : America's First Civilization by Richard Diehl : <ref>{{cite book|title=The Olmecs : America's First Civilization|authorlink= Richard Diehl|last=Diehl|first=Richard A.|publisher=Thames and Hudson|year=2004|location=London|isbn=0500285039|page=9-25}}</ref>

• An Archaeology of the Sacred: Adena-Hopewell Astronomy and Landscape Archaeology by Romain : <ref name=ROMAIN2015>{{cite book| last= Romain | first= William F. | authorlink = William F. Romain | title= An Archaeology of the Sacred: Adena-Hopewell Astronomy and Landscape Archaeology | publisher= The Ancient Earthworks Project | year= 2015 | isbn= 978-0692492260 |page= 246–249 }}</ref>
• The Archaeology of Kentucky:an update Volume 1 edited by David Pollack : <ref name=APPLEGATE>{{citation|url=http://heritage.ky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/7FD10722-66D5-4987-A3A3-19A6E27BCFA0/0/TheArchaeologyofKentuckyAnUpdateVolume1NEW.pdf|title=The Archaeology of Kentucky:an update|volume=1|chapter=Chapter 5:Woodland period|publisher=Kentucky Heritage Council|date=2008|editor=Pollack, David|last=Applegate|first=Darlene|pages=524-525|isbn=9781934492284}}</ref>
• Indian Mounds of the Middle Ohio Valley by Woodward and MacDonald : <ref name=MIDDLEOHVALL>{{cite book|last= Woodward|first= Susan L.|last2=McDonald|first2=Jerry N.|title=Indian Mounds of the Middle Ohio Valley: A Guide to Mounds and Earthworks of the Adena, Hopewell, Cole, and Fort Ancient People|location=Blacksburg, VA:|publisher=McDonald & Woodward Publishing|year=1986|isbn=978-0939923724|page=}}</ref>
• Mysteries of the Hopewell by Romain : <ref name=ROMAIN2000>{{cite book| author = Romain, William F. | authorlink = William F. Romain |title= Mysteries of the Hopewell |date= 2000-10-01 |publisher= [[The University of Akron Press]] | page= | isbn= 978-1884836619 }}</ref>
• Ohio Archaeology by Lepper : <ref name=LEPPER>{{cite book| author = Lepper, Bradley T. |title= Ohio Archaeology : An illustrated chronicle of Ohio's Ancient American Indian Cultures |year= 2005 |publisher= [[Orange Frazer Press]] | location = [[Wilmington, Ohio]] | page= | isbn= 978-1882203390 }}</ref>
• The Woodland Southeast by Anderson <ref name=ANDERSON>{{cite book| author = Kidder, Tristram R.| editor1= Anderson, David G. | editor2= Mainfort, Robert C. Jr | title= The Woodland Southeast |year= 2002 |publisher= [[University of Alabama Press]] | location = [[Tuscaloosa, Alabama]] | page= | isbn= 978-0817311377 }}</ref>

• Ancient Cahokia and the Mississippians by Timothy Pauketat : <ref name="PAUKETAT2004">{{cite book|authorlink=Timothy Pauketat|last=Pauketat|first=Timothy R.|title=Ancient Cahokia and the Mississippians|publisher=[[Cambridge University Press]]|year=2004|isbn=0521520665}}</ref>
• Ancient Objects and Sacred Realms by F. Kent Reilly : <ref name="ANCIENTOBJECTS">{{cite book|editor-first=F. Kent|editor-last= Reilly|editor2-first=James|editor2-last=Garber|title= Ancient Objects and Sacred Realms|publisher=[[University of Texas Press]]|year=2004|pages=|isbn=9780292713475}}</ref>
• Archaeological Survey In The Lower Yazoo Basin, Mississippi, 1945-1955 by Philip Phillips : <ref name=YAZOOBASIN>{{cite book|authorlink=Philip Phillips (archaeologist)|last=Phillips|first=Philip|title=Archaeological Survey In The Lower Yazoo Basin, Mississippi, 1945-1955 |publisher=[[Peabody Museum, Harvard University]]|year=1970}}</ref>
• The Archaeology of Kentucky:an update Volume 2 edited by David Pollack : <ref name=ARCHOFKENT>{{Citation|url =http://heritage.ky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/1C205F45-0657-42C2-B6EF-C8217E11A291/0/TheArchaeologyofKentuckyAnUpdateVolume2.pdf|title=The Archaeology of Kentucky:An update|last=Pollack|first=David|chapter=Chapter 6:Mississippi Period|page=626|editor=David Pollack|publisher=Kentucky Heritage Council|date=2008|accessdate=2010-10-29}}</ref>
• The Ascent of Chiefs: Cahokia and Mississippian Politics in Native North America by Timothy Pauketat :: <ref name="PAUKETAT1994">{{cite book|authorlink=Timothy Pauketat|first=Timothy R.|last=Pauketat|title=The Ascent of Chiefs: Cahokia and Mississippian Politics in Native North America|publisher=[[University of Alabama Press]]|year=1994|isbn=978-0817307288|page=}}</ref>
• Black drink: A Native American Tea by Hudson, Charles M. : <ref name=HUDSONBLACK>{{cite book|authorlink=Charles M. Hudson (author)|last=Hudson|first=Charles M.|title =Black Drink: A Native American Tea|publisher=[[University of Georgia Press]]|date=1979|page=}}</ref>
• Caborn-Welborn - Constructing a New Society after the Angel Chiefdom Collapse by David Pollack : <ref name=POLLACKCABORN>{{Cite book|title=Caborn-Welborn - Constructing a New Society after the Angel Chiefdom Collapse|authorlink=David Pollack (archaeologist)|first=David|last=Pollack|publisher=[[University of Alabama Press]]|year=2004|isbn=0-8173-5126-4|pages=}}</ref>
• Cahokia : Ancient Americas Great City on the Mississippi by Timothy Pauketat : <ref name=PAUKETATCAHOKIA>{{cite book|authorlink=Timothy Pauketat|last=Timothy R.|first=Pauketat|title=Cahokia : Ancient Americas Great City on the Mississippi|publisher=[[Viking Press]]|year=2009|isbn=978-0-670-02090-4|page=26}}</ref>
• Cahokia and the Archaeology of Power by Thomas E. Emerson : <ref name=EMERSONARCHPOWER>{{Cite book|title=Cahokia and the Archaeology of Power|authorlink=Thomas E. Emerson|last=Emerson|first=Thomas E.|isbn=978-0817308889|publisher=[[University Alabama Press]]|date=1997|page=}}</ref>
• Cahokia and the Hinterlands: Middle Mississippian Cultures of the Midwest by Thomas E. Emerson and R. Barry Lewis : <ref name=EMERSONHINTERLANDS>{{cite book|url=|title=Cahokia and the Hinterlands: Middle Mississippian Cultures of the Midwest|author=Conrad, Lawrence A.|chapter=The Middle Mississippian Cultures of the Central Illinois River Valley|editor1-link=Thomas E. Emerson|editor1-link=Thomas E. Emerson|editor1-last=Emerson|editor1-first=Thomas E.|editor2-last= Lewis|editor2-first= R. Barry||publisher=[[University of Illinois Press]]|date=2000-06-30|isbn=978-0-252-06878-2|pages=119-156}}</ref>
• Changing perspectives on the archaeology of the Central Mississippi Valley edited by Michaeol O'Brien and Robert Dunnell : <ref>{{Cite book|chapter=Chronology in Western Kentucky|title=Changing perspectives on the archaeology of the Central Mississippi Valley|editor1=O'Brien, Michael J.|editor2=Dunnell, Robert C.|last=Kriesa|first=Paul P.|publisher=University of Alabama Press|isbn=0-8173-0909-8|date=1998|pages=}}</ref>
• Choctaw Genesis, 1500-1700 (Indians of the Southeast) by Patricia Galloway : <ref name=GALLOWAY>{{Cite book|authorlink=Patricia Galloway|last=Galloway|first=Patricia|title= Choctaw Genesis, 1500-1700 (Indians of the Southeast)|publisher=[[University of Nebraska Press]]|page=||isbn=0803270704|year=1995}}</ref>
• Early Art of the Southeastern Indians:Feathered Serpents & Winged Beings edited by Susan M. Power: <ref=POWERART>{{Cite book|title=Early Art of the Southeastern Indians:Feathered Serpents & Winged Beings|first=Susan C.|last=Power|publisher=[[University of Georgia Press]]|date=2004-06-31|isbn=978-0820325019|pages=123–125}}</ref>
• Etowah : The Political history of a Chiefdom Capital by Adam King :<ref name=KING2003>{{Cite book|title=Etowah : The Political history of a Chiefdom Capital|first=Adam|last=King|publisher=[[University of Alabama Press]]|date=2002-12-04|isbn=978-0817312244|pages=28–32}}</ref>
• The Forgotten Centuries-Indians and Europeans in the American South 1521 to 1704 edited by Hudson, Charles M. : <ref name=HUDSONFORGOTTEN>{{Cite book|title=The Forgotten Centuries-Indians and Europeans in the American South 1521 to 1704|editor1-last=Charles|editor1-first=Hudson|editor1-link=Charles M. Hudson (author)|editor2-last= Chaves|editor2-first=Tesser Carmen|first=Marvin T.|last=Smith|article=Aboriginal Depopulation in the Post Contact Southeast |year=1994|publisher=University of Georgia Press}}</ref>
• The Hernando de Soto Expedition : History, Historiography, and "Discovery" in the Southeast by Patricia Galloway : <ref name=GALLOWAYHERNANDO>{{Cite book| author= Galloway, Patricia |title= The Hernando de Soto Expedition : History, Historiography, and "Discovery" in the Southeast | publisher= [[University of Nebraska Press]]|page= | isbn=9780803221574 | year=1997 }}</ref>
• Hero, Hawk, and Open Hand: American Indian Art of the Ancient Midwest and South edited by Richard F. Townsend : <ref name=HEROHAWK>{{Cite book|title=Hero, Hawk, and Open Hand: American Indian Art of the Ancient Midwest and South|publisher=[[Yale University Press]]|editor-last =Townsend|editor-first=Richard F.|editor2-last =Sharp|editor2-first=Richard V.|date=2004-10-11|isbn=978-0300106015}}</ref>
• Kentucky Archaeology by R. Barry Lewis : <ref name=LEWISKENTARCH>{{Cite book|title=Kentucky Archaeology|chapter=Chapter 5:Mississippian Farmers|last=Lewis|first=R. Barry|publisher=University Press of Kentucky|isbn=0-8131-1907-3|date=1996|pages=}}</ref>
• Knights of Spain, Warriors of the Sun by Hudson, Charles M. : <ref name=HUDSONKNIGHTS>{{cite book|authorlink=Charles M. Hudson (author)|last=Hudson|first=Charles M.|title=Knights of Spain, Warriors of the Sun|year=1997|publisher=[[University of Georgia Press]]|page=}}</ref>
• Lamar Archaeology : Mississippian chiefdoms in the deep south by Mark Williams : <ref name=LAMAR>{{cite book| editor1 = Williams, Mark | editor2= Shapiro, Gary |title= Lamar Archaeology : Mississippian chiefdoms in the deep south | author= |year=1990 | publisher= [[University of Alabama Press]] | page= }}</ref>
• Medieval Mississippians : The Cahokian World by Timothy Pauketat : <ref name=PAUKETATMEDMISS>{{cite book |editorlink= Timothy Pauketat| editor1= Pauketat, Timothy R.| editor2 = Alt, Susan M. | chapter= Moonwatchers of Cahokia| author= Romain, William F. | title= Medieval Mississippians : The Cahokian World |publisher= [[School for Advanced Research]] Press | year= 2015| isbn= 978-1938645327| page= 33}}</ref>
• Mississippian towns and sacred spaces: searching for an architectural grammar <ref name=LEWISMISSISSIPPIANTOWNS>{{Cite book|title=Mississippian towns and sacred spaces: searching for an architectural grammar|chapter=Mississippi period mound groups and communities in the Lower Mississippi Valley|editor=Lewis, R. Barry|author=Kidder, Tristram R.|publisher=University Alabama Press|isbn=978-0817309473|date=1998-10-28|pages=137}}</ref>
• Nodena-An account of 90 years of archaeological investigation in southeast Mississippi County, Arkansas by Dan Morse : <ref name=DMORSENODENA>{{cite book|last=Morse|first=Dan F.|authorlink=Dan Morse|title=Nodena-An account of 90 years of archaeological investigation in southeast Mississippi County, Arkansas| publisher=Arkansas Archaeological Survey Research Series|year=1973|isbn=1-56349-057-9}}</ref>
• Parkin: The 1978- 1979 Archeological investigations of a Cross County, Arkansas site by Phyllis Morse : <ref name=PMORSEPARKIN>{{cite book|authorlink=Phyllis Morse|last=Morse|first=Phyllis A.|title =Parkin: The 1978- 1979 Archeological investigations of a Cross County, Arkansas site|year=1981|publisher=Arkansas Archaeological Survey Research Series|isbn=0882-4591}}</ref>
• Perspectives on the Southeast-Linguistics, Archaeology and Ethnohistory edited by Patricia B. Kwachka ; <ref name=PERSPECTIVES>{{Cite book|first=Michael P.|last=Hoffman|editor=Patricia B. Kwachka|title=Perspectives on the Southeast-Linguistics, Archaeology and Ethnohistory|article=Ethnic Identities and Cultural Change in the Protohistoric Period of Eastern Arkansas|year=1994|publisher=[[University of Georgia Press]]|isbn=0-8203-1593-1}}</ref>
• Plaquemine Archaeology: <ref>{{cite book|editor1-last=Rees|editor1-first=Mark A.|editor2-last=Livingood|editor2-first=Patrick C.| author=Virgil Roy Beasley III|chapter=Feasting on the Bluffs : Anna Site Excavations in the Natchez Bluffs of Mississippi|title=Plaquemine Archaeology|publisher=University of Alabama Press|year=2007|page=135}}</ref>
• Pottery and Chronology at Angel by Sherri L. Hilgeman : <ref name=HILGEMAN>{{Cite book|title=Pottery and Chronology at Angel|authorlink=Sherri L. Hilgeman|first=Sherri|last=Hilgeman|publisher=[[University of Alabama Press]]|year=2000|isbn=0-8173-1035-5|pages=}}</ref>
• Southeastern Ceremonial Complex:Chronology, Content, Context by Susan M. Alt : <ref name=SECC C.C.C.>{{Cite book|title=Southeastern Ceremonial Complex:Chronology, Content, Context|chapter=Sex and the Southern Cult|first=Susan M.|last=Alt|coauthor=[[Timothy Pauketat|Pauketat, Timothy R.]]|editor=Adam King|publisher=University of Alabama Press|pages=243–246|isbn=978-0-8173-5409-1}}</ref>
• The Southeastern Indans by Charles M. Hudson : <ref name=HUDSONSOUTH>{{cite book|authorlink=Charles M. Hudson (author)|first=Charles M.|last= Hudson|title=The Southeastern Indans|year=1976|pages=220–222}}</ref>
• Speaking with the Ancestors-Mississippian Stone Statuary of the Tennessee-Cumberland region by Kevin E. Smith and James V. Miller : <ref name=TENNCUMBSTONESTAT>{{Cite book|title=Speaking with the Ancestors-Mississippian Stone Statuary of the Tennessee-Cumberland region|author=Kevin E. Smith|coauthors=James V. Miller|isbn=978-0-8173-5465-7|publisher=[[University of Alabama Press]]|year=2009}}</ref>
• Towns and Temples Along the Mississippi by Dan Morse : <ref name=TOWNSTEMPLES>{{cite book |authorlink=Dan Morse|last=Morse|first=Dan|editor1-first=David H.|editor1-last=Dye|editor2-first=Cheryl Ann|editor2-last=Cox|chapter=The Nodena Phase|title=Towns and Temples Along the Mississippi|publisher=[[University of Alabama Press]]|year=1990|pages=|isbn=0-8173-0455-X}}</ref>
• The Tunica-Biloxi by Jeffrey P. Brain : <ref name=BRAINTUNICA>{{Cite book|title=The Tunica-Biloxi|authorlink=Jeffrey P. Brain|last=Brain|first=Jeffrey|publisher=Chelsea House Publishers|year=1990|isbn=1-5546-731-8|page=}}</ref>
• Winterville-Late Prehistoric Culture Contact in the Lower Mississippi Valley by Jeffrey P. Brain : <ref name=BRAINWINTERVILLE>{{cite book|last=Brain|first=Jeffrey P.|authorlink=Jeffrey P. Brain|title=Winterville-Late Prehistoric Culture Contact in the Lower Mississippi Valley|publisher=Misissippi Department of Archives and History|year=1989}}</ref>

• User:Heironymous Rowe/Cataloging diffs for future use if necessary

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• LeDoux, Spencer C. (2009). Embodying the Sacred : Temporal Changes in the Cosmological Function of Art and Symbolism in the Mississippian Period, AD 1250-1400 (PDF) (Thesis). Texas State University-San Marcos. {{ cite thesis}}: Unknown parameter |thesis= ignored ( help)
• Ashley , Keith H. (2002). "On the periphery of the Early Mississippian world : Looking within and beyond Northeastern Florida" (PDF). Southeastern Archaeology. 2 (2).
• Jeffrey M. Mitchem (December 1996). "The Old Okahumpka Site (8LA57): Late Prehistoric Iconography and Mississippian Influence in Peninsular Florida". The Florida Anthropologist. 49 (4): 225–237.
• Mitchem, Jeffrey M. (2008-11-13). Mississippian copper artifacts from Arkansas. Southeastern Archaeological Conference. Charlotte, North Carolina.
• Mitchem, Jeffrey M. "The Wilcox copper plate from Florida" (PDF). Expedition Magazine. University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
• JAMES BROWN and DAVID DYE. "Severed Heads and Sacred Scalplocks : Mississippian Iconographic Trophies".
• "Dickson Mounds Acquires Important Artifact".

• The Vacant Quarter revisited: late Mississippian abandonment of the lower Ohio Valley|Article from: American Antiquity | October 1, 2002 | Cobb, Charles R.; Butler, Brian M.
• Archaeology of the Lower Ohio River Valley By Jon Muller
• Archaeology: Materials dispute Woodland decline
• NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Listings in Mississippi as of December 31, 2008
• LMS Archives Online: Digital Library-Source for great thesis pdf for research
• The Lake Acworth Site (9Co45) and The Butler Creek Site (9Co46) Allatoona Lake, Cobb County, Georgia
• Phillips, Philip (1939). Introduction to the Archaeology of the Mississippi Valley (Doctor of Philosophy thesis).

• ttp://historical-places.findthebest.com/detail/14658/Dunklau-Site-15WA374-15WA380 Dunklau Site (15WA374; 15WA380) Historical Site N 37.05980 W 86.60690
• http://www.warrenpc.org/historic_preservation/pdf/DunklauSite.pdf Dunklau NRHP

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