Kinsloe Focus Artifact Assemblages and Nadaco Caddo
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The Kinsloe focus was defined by Jones as discussed by the authors on the basis of seven sites in Gregg, Harrison, and Rusk counties in East Texas, in the middle reaches of the Sabine Ri~er basin (see Figure 1 in Pcrttula and Middlebrook, this volume).Abstract:
The Kinsloe focus (now phase) was defined by Jones ( 1968) on the basis of seven sites in Gregg, Harrison, and Rusk counties in East Texas, in the middle reaches of the Sabine Ri~er basin (see Figure 1 in Pcrttula and Middlebrook, this volume). These sites are Ware Acres (41GG31), Kinsloe (41GG3), Susie Slade (41HSI3), Brown I (41HS261), C. D. Marsh (41HS269), Millsey Williamson (41RK3), and Cherokee Lake ( 41 RK 132). As currently understood, these historic Caddo sites were most likely occupied by Nadaco Caddo people between ca. A.D. 1680-1800.read more
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