Titlebook: Cahokian Dispersions; Diasporic Connection Melissa R. Baltus,Sarah E. Baires,Jayur Madhusudan Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Book 2022 to others within the context of physical movement. This book is of interest to students and researchers of archaeology, anthropology, sociology of migration and diaspora studies..Previously published in?.Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory?.Volume 27, issue 1, March 2020..

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Interrogating Diaspora and Movement in the Greater Cahokian World,e or fall of this pre- Columbian urban phenomenon. Besides indications that a culturally diverse population was associated with the city throughout its history, we argue that a spiritual vitality undergirded its origins such that many movements of people would have been two-way affairs. Some Cahokia

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Diasporic Longings? Cahokia, Common Field, and Nostalgic Orientations,m region and either established new communities or integrated into others. Tracing where Cahokians went has been difficult to discern archaeologically, begging the questions: How do we distinguish between diasporic and other kinds of population movements? And what might a diasporic community born of

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Transregional Social Fields of the Early Mississippian Midcontinent,f population movement, culture contact, and interaction that fueled the origins of Mississippian society in the greater Cahokia area and closely related socio-political developments in the Central Illinois River Valley (CIRV) of west-central Illinois.We offer a new take onMississippian origins and t

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,Creating and Abandoning “Homeland”: Cahokia as Place of Origin,notations with regard to political dynamics and the creation of social identities of difference; however, similar movements of people who retain an identity of a collective “homeland” may be useful for understanding some aspects of cultural influence and complexity in the Mississippian Southeast. He

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Angel Ethnogenesis and the Cahokian Diaspora,ples, ideas, objects, and practices. To interrogate outward Cahokian movements as diasporic, I reassess relationships between Cahokia and the Angel polity on the northeastern Mississippian frontier. I approach Mississippian communities through a relational framework as ever-emerging assemblages cons

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,St. Johns River Fisher-Hunter-Gatherers: Florida’s Connection to Cahokia, American Bottom artifacts along the St. Johns River could have involved more than the stock answer of simple down-the-line-exchange. This essay explores issues of long-distance travel, direct contact, knowledge seeking, object biographies, and diplomacy among peoples from these geographically dispa