Crossroads, p. 55 SLIDE SETS These archeological slide sets, each with a written introduction and descriptions of each slide, are available from Pictures of Record, Incorporated, 110 Kettle Creek Road, Weston, Conneticut 06883. Sets 1-5 can be borrowed at no charge from the Arkansas Humanities Resource Center, 10816 Executive Center Drive, Suite 310, Little Rock, Arkansas 72211; telephone (501) 221-0093. 1.Early Caddoan Cultures 78 slides showing the sites, pottery, other artifacts, and the ceremonial objects of the Early Caddo (A.D. 800-A.D. 1200) of southwest Arkansas, northwest Louisiana, east Texas, and southeast Oklahoma. 2.Late Caddoan Cultures 70 slides on Late Caddo culture (A.D. 1200-present) of southwest Arkansas. There are slides of prehistoric artifacts (pottery, arrowheads, etc.) and also shots of historic Caddo siotes and of the Caddo themselves. 3. Spiro Mounds Spiro, a site located in the Arkansas Valley just across the Arkansas state line from Fort Smith, was one of the major Mississippian sites in Eastern North America between A.D. 900 and A.D. 1400. 80 slides of the site and of the Mississippian art that has been found there. 4. The Southeastern Cermonial Complex The "Southesastern Ceremonial Complex" was the religion of the Mississippian people. 86 slides illustrating the sites and the ceremonial artifacts of this all but forgotten religion.
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