Introduction to CARV

Research Design
Introduction
Background
Project Goals
Previous Research
Project Organization
Arkansas Archeological Survey
Caddo Nation
Osage Nation
Quapaw Nation
Project Methods
Collection Inventory and Analysis
GIS, Remote Sensing, and Excavation
Summary
References Cited

Project Accomplishments
Project Initiation Meeting
Memorandum
Gilcrease Museum Inventory
LSEM Inventory
NMAI Inventory
3YE347 Survey
3YE25 Survey
3PP274 Survey
3YE347 Analysis
Ozark Reservoir Analysis


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Documentation of Carden Bottoms Ceramic Vessels at the
Louisiana State Exhibition Museum,
Shreveport, Louisiana

Shortly after the Arkansas Archeological Survey received notification of the grant award from NEH for this project, David Jeane, Assistant Archeologist at the Survey's Southern Arkansas University research station in Magnolia, began work on a collection of 20 pottery vessels and other artifacts from our Carden Bottoms study area housed at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum in Shreveport. Mr. Jeane employed the same protocols used in documenting collections at the University of Arkansas, the Gilcrease Museum, and the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI). These protocols are outlined in our discussion of the NMAI artifact inventory.

Jeane photo
David Jeane documenting Carden Bottoms vessels at the Louisiana State Exhibition Museum.
Gilcrease Museum Inventory NMAI Inventory

 

 

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