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Figure 1:
Physiographic map of Indiana showing the location of the Clampitt Site (12 Lr 329).
Figure 2:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the area of surface artifacts and local relief.
Figure 3:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing areas of vegetation, cleared fields, and historic improvements.
Figure 4:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the location of magnetic survey grid numbers 1 through 8.
Figure 5:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the location of the surface collection grid.
Figure 6:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the areal distribution of pottery on the surface.
Figure 7:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the areal distribution of bone on the surface.
Figure 8:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the areal distribution of chert debitage on the surface.
Figure 9:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the areal distribution of fire-cracked rock on the surface.
Figure 10:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the areal distribution of limestone rock on the surface.
Figure 11:
Map of the Clampitt Site showing the location of all excavation blocks.
Figure 12:
Map of excavation units and trenches showing their field designations.
Figure 13:
Map of excavation units, trenches, and cultural features.
Figure 13a:
Detailed view of excavation units and features in the southwest quadrant of the Clampitt Site.
Figure 13b:
Detailed view of excavation units and features in the southeast quadrant of the Clampitt Site.
Figure 13c:
Detailed view of excavation units and features in the northwest quadrant of the Clampitt Site.
Figure 13d:
Detailed view of excavation units and features in the northeast quadrant of the Clampitt Site.
Figure 14:
Frequency distribution of feature form indices.
Figure 15:
Selected profiles of basin-shaped features.
Figure 16:
Selected profiles of flat-bottomed, basin-shaped features.
Figure 17:
Selected profiles of cylindrical-shaped features.
Figure 18:
Selected profiles of irregularly-shaped features.
Figure 19:
Histogram showing comparative densities of feature artifacts.
Figure 20:
Histogram comparing averaged densities of artifacts from plow zone, pit, and stockade trench contexts.
Figure 21:
Map showing the distribution of midden lenses (cross-hatched areas) in excavation units and trenches.
Figure 22:
Profile drawing of the north wall of Unit B.
Figure 23:
Profile drawing of the south wall of Trench 24.
Figure 24:
Histogram comparing artifact densities from Trenches 18 and 24.
Figure 25:
Detailed plan map and profile of inner stockade trench (Feature 8) and related post molds.
Figure 26:
Plan map and profile of Feature 51 in Trench 15.
Figure 27:
Profile drawing of the east wall of Trench 15 and Feature 51.
Figure 28:
Detailed plan map of Units EE and FF showing the opening in inner stockade line.
Figure 28a:
Profile drawings of Features 57 and 59 at the opening of the inner stockade line.
Figure 28b:
Profile drawing of post mold "screen" associated with Feature 59.
Figure 29:
Profile drawing of the south wall of Unit X showing the pit containing Burial Feature 1.
Figure 30:
Profile drawing of Feature 44.
Figure 31:
Frequency distribution of pottery rim band heights.
Figure 32:
Selected profiles of pottery rim sherds.
Figure 33:
Cross-tabulations of ceramic motif and technique frequencies.
Figure 34:
Histogram showing relative frequencies of triangular point types.
Figure 35:
Histogram showing relative frequencies of triangular point raw material types.
Figure 36:
Histogram showing relative distances to raw material sources.
Figure 37:
Histogram showing comparative frequencies of floral remains from the 1991 excavation.
Figure 38:
Radiocarbon determinations from the Clampitt Site.
Figure 39:
Calibrated radiocarbon determinations from Oliver phase sites in Indiana.