Suk, D. Van der Voo, R. and Peacor, D.R., 1992. SEM/STEM observation of magnetic minerals in presumably unremagnetized Paleozoic carbonates from Indiana and Alabama. Tecfonop!tysics, 215: 255-272. The Silurian Wabash Formation in Indiana and the Mississippian Pride Mountain Formation in Alabama appear not to have been affected by a late Paleozoic remagnetization event. In an attempt to characte...

ABSTRACT Upper Devonian and Lower–Middle Mississippian strata of the North American midcontinent are ubiquitously fine-grained silt-rich, comprising both so-called shale as well argillaceous limestone (or calcareous siltstone) that accumulated in Laurentian epeiric sea. Although long recognized recording marine deposition, origin transport siliciclastic material these units remains enigmatic be...

Max Weber’s concept of routinization offers a useful framework for understanding the relationship between political economy and the organization of religious movements. Here, we apply this concept to a comparison of Hopewell and Mississippian, two of the most important religious movements in the precolonial Eastern Woodlands. We focus on two archaeological contexts in particular—Mound 25 at the...