2013
DOI: 10.1179/pan.2013.004
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Ceramic Production at Initial Middle Missouri Plains Villages: A Case Study of Method and Theory

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“…Each of these issues causes myriad problems that influence both the nature of the archaeological record, and the manner in which it must be excavated and interpreted. Even in the face of the significant problems highlighted in this article, successful research continues to be conducted at enclosed sites around the world (Agenbroad and Mead 1994;Jeffra and Karr 2013;Karr et al 2010Karr et al , 2011Knappett and Nikolakopoulou 2008;and others). Achieving a balance between maintaining superior scientific excavations and a superior experience for tourists rests on the ability to successfully protect, recover, and interpret archaeological evidence while providing a comfortable, educational environment for tourism.…”
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“…Each of these issues causes myriad problems that influence both the nature of the archaeological record, and the manner in which it must be excavated and interpreted. Even in the face of the significant problems highlighted in this article, successful research continues to be conducted at enclosed sites around the world (Agenbroad and Mead 1994;Jeffra and Karr 2013;Karr et al 2010Karr et al , 2011Knappett and Nikolakopoulou 2008;and others). Achieving a balance between maintaining superior scientific excavations and a superior experience for tourists rests on the ability to successfully protect, recover, and interpret archaeological evidence while providing a comfortable, educational environment for tourism.…”
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“…In recent years, the analysis and interpretation of the artifacts and features from within the Archeodome has produced fruitful results (Jeffra and Karr 2013;Karr et al 2008, Karr 25 2010, 2011Karr and Hannus 2013), and continued efforts promise to produce further advances. The body of artifactual material being accumulated at the Mitchell site represents a significant opportunity for students and scholars interested in the rich archaeology of the Northern Plains, and holds the potential to reshape previous interpretations of the Middle Missouri period.…”
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