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The Central Role of Plants in Mississippian Feasting and Public Ritual
Katie Parker
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Kristin M. Hedman
Illinois State Archaeological Survey
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Plant Role
100%
Mississippian
100%
Feasting
100%
Public Rituals
100%
Healing
33%
Political Power
33%
North America
33%
Metropolis
33%
Supernatural
33%
Ritual Practice
33%
Active Elements
33%
Emerson
33%
Stirling
33%
Social Power
33%
Renewing
33%
Religious Rituals
33%
Archaeological Evidence
33%
Plant-associated
33%
Medicinal Properties
33%
Cahokia Mounds
33%
Cahokia
33%
American Bottom
33%
Internal Organization
33%
Pit Features
33%
Religious Power
33%
Non-domestic Buildings
33%
Social Mediation
33%
Macrobotanical Remains
33%
Ritual Power
33%
Specialty Material
33%
Arts and Humanities
Cahokia
100%
Public Rituals
100%
Feasting
100%
North America
50%
Ritual
50%
Prehistoric
50%
Mounds
50%
Archaeological Evidence
50%
Ritual Practice
50%
Religious rituals
50%
Religious Power
50%
Engineering
Focal Point
100%
Active Element
100%
Domestic Building
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Mississippian
100%
North America
33%
Prehistoric
33%
Archaeological Evidence
33%