Publications and Research Notes
Dynasty I Jar Sealings
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee Introduction In 1994 the McClung Museum received two […]
Icehouse Bottom and the Hopewell Connection
by James B. Stoltman, University of Wisconsin-Madison Note: The Icehouse Bottom site is located in Monroe County, Tennessee, near the town […]
American Explorers in the Land of the Pharaohs, Occasional Paper No. 13
Much of what we know about ancient Egypt is due to the dedicated efforts of American Egyptologists. This paper explores […]
The Sacred Scarab, Occasional Paper
by Elaine Altman Evans, Curator/Adj.Asst.Prof., McClung Museum, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville …thus I evolved myself under the evolutions of […]
With Pride They Made These: Tribal Styles in Plains Indian Art, Occasional Paper No. 12
Exhibition catalogue for With Pride They Made These: Tribal Styles in Plains Indian Art (1995).
Hopi Basketry in Sacred and Social Domains
by Betty J. Duggan, Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee The Hopi people live in a dozen villages, or adobe […]
Ancient Egyptian Ba-Bird
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee INTRODUCTION …may thy ba not be repelled from […]
A Middle Pennsylvanian (CA. 315 Million Years) Amphibian Trackway from the Cross Mountain Formation, East Tennessee Cumberlands
By Martin S. Kohl, Tennessee Division of Geology and Jonathan R. Bryan, Department of Geology, Florida State University On April […]
The Function of Hopewell Blades from the Southeast
by Larry R. Kimball, Department of Anthropology, Appalachian State University Hopewell blades (Figure 1) are small, elongate, unifacial (worked on […]
Archaeological Evidence of Fire Ceremonialism in the Late Prehistoric Southeast
by Brett H. Riggs, Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee An elaborate complex of fire ceremonialism is documented among a […]