- The
Hopewell tradition, also
called the
Hopewell culture and
Hopewellian exchange,
describes a
network of
precontact Native American cultures that flourished...
- The
Goodall focus was a
Hopewellian culture from the
Middle Woodland period peoples that
occupied Western Michigan and
northern Indiana from
around 200...
-
interaction existed throughout the
entire region (referred to as the "
Hopewellian Interaction Sphere"). Such
similarities could also be the
result of reciprocal...
-
convinced by the
artifactual and
structural evidence for
metal casting by
Hopewellian and
Mississippian peoples.[page needed] The Old
Copper Complex of the...
- present-day
Southeast up to the
Canadian side of Lake Ontario. By 500 CE, the
Hopewellians had been
absorbed into the
larger Mississippian culture. The Mississippians...
-
peoples on the
Canadian s****s of Lake Ontario.
Canadian expression of the
Hopewellian peoples encomp****es the
Point Peninsula, Saugeen, and
Laurel complexes...
-
March 13, 2009. Brose,
David (January 1974). "The
Everett Knoll: A Late
Hopewellian Site in
Northeastern Ohio". Ohio
Journal of Science. 74 (1). Lynott,...
- carvings. 200: The
Adena culture of the Ohio
River valley evolves into the
Hopewellian exchange. 200–800: Late
Eastern Woodlands cultures flourish in the Eastern...
- that the Fort
Ancient Culture were not the
direct descendants of the
Hopewellian Culture.
Despite what many believe, the
tribes of the Fort
Ancient Culture...
-
earliest evidence suggests occupation by
Goodall focus, a
Middle Woodland Hopewellian culture. At the time of
European contact, Anishinaabe-speaking peoples...
