- The
Nodena site is an
archeological site east of Wilson, Arkansas, and
northeast of Reverie, Tennessee, in
Mississippi County, Arkansas,
United States...
- The
Nodena phase is an
archaeological phase in
eastern Arkansas and
southeastern Missouri of the Late
Mississippian culture which dates from
about 1400–1650...
- Park in Wisconsin, the
Kincaid site in Illinois, the
Parkin site and the
Nodena sites in
northeastern Arkansas, and the
Etowah site in Georgia. Palisaded...
- was the
archaeologist that
excavated and
preserved the
artifacts from the
Nodena site and
owner of the
Hampson Plantation in Wilson, Arkansas. The Hampson...
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contemporaneous groups in the area
include the
Parkin phase,
Menard phase, and the
Nodena phase. It is
known for the well
preserved architectural, floral, faunal...
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Landmark in 1996. The site is the
largest and most
intact Late
Mississippian Nodena phase village site
within the
Central Mississippi Valley, with archaeological...
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archeological collection of
early American aboriginal artifacts from the
Nodena site 5 mi (8 km) east of the town. The
museum do****ents the
culture of a...
- States. The
museum contains a
collection of
archeological artifacts from the
Nodena site,
which is a
former Native American village on the
Mississippi River...
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modest Nodena phase town, with a
ceremonial mound and
evidence of
occupation during the 16th century. The site is one of the best-preserved
Nodena sites...
- of the
Southeastern Ceremonial Complex A
human head
effigy pot from the
Nodena site The
Ancestral Puebloans thrived in what is now the Four
Corners region...
