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Then AgainCherokee Architecture
Join Marie Bartlett and Dr. Ben Steere in this whirlwind adventure through time to learn about the architecture of the Cherokee People from 1400 AD to 1820. Dr. Steere is an Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology at Western Carolina University. His primary areas of study include Southeastern archaeology, Cherokee archaeology, household archaeology, indigenous archaeology, and regional settlement pattern studies.
Informational Links:
Native American Log Caibns in the Southeast by Gregory A. Waselkov
www.amazon.com/Native-American-Log-Cabins-Southeast/dp/1621905047
OsiyoTV: Voice of the Cherokee People
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2023-07-2851 min
A Place Called PoarchPoarch Stories: Emerging NationsFor this episode, the PBCI Tribal Historic Preservation Office interviewed Dr. Gregory Waselkov, a retired professor of archeology for the University of South Alabama. He shared his knowledge on Creek history from first contact with Europeans up to the Creek War, primarily focusing on trade between the Creeks and the Europeans.
2022-06-2042 min