Microhistories and Temporal Continuities: A High-Resolution Chronology for Sixteenth-Century Indigenous–Colonizer Dynamics at a Southern Appalachian Town
The King site in northwestern Georgia is one of the most fully excavated sixteenth-century Indigenous towns in the southeastern United States. It is also one of the most well-excavated Indigenous towns occupied during the earliest European expeditions into the interior of what is today the United States. Home to an...