- of a
cohesive Cahokian cultural identity.
Analyses of
Cahokian burial sites and the ****ociated
remains have also
shown that many
Cahokians were not native...
-
grown at
Cahokia until 1250. The
cultivation of the
Three Sisters crops by
Cahokian residents produced a food
surplus large enough to
support Cahokia's expanded...
-
exclusively by the
elites and for
ritual purposes. As the
influence of the
Cahokian religion,
lifestyle and
trade network expanded outward from its American...
-
connections to the
greater Mississippian world. He has
entangled this
spread of
Cahokian material culture with the
effects of a pax Cahokiana, all of
which contributed...
- each of
these three major divisions of
Mississippian religious life. The
Cahokian-style
pieces represent figures from the
Southeastern Ceremonial Complex...
- 38)
Projects 1997 – 2007
Archived 2005-01-08 at archive.today, from The
Cahokian (various
issues 1998–2007)- at cahokiamounds.com Visitor's explanatory...
-
years ago.
Father Pinet founded a
mission in late 1696 to
convert the
Cahokian and
Tamaroa Native Americans to Christianity.
Father Pinet and the Seminary...
- to
bring people of the
region together (i.e.
Cahokians, farmers, immigrants, and even visitors).
Cahokians spread chunkey and
other aspects of
their culture...
- are some of the
finest and most
widely spread ceramics north of Mexico.
Cahokian pottery was e****ally fine, with
smooth surfaces, very thin
walls and distinctive...
- Pipes".
Peach State Archaeological Society.
Retrieved March 16, 2025. "
Cahokian Flint Clay
Effigy Figurines". Arrowheads.com.
Retrieved March 16, 2025...
