Abstract
Site RC–15 (the 15th site recorded in Rusk County by Jones) in Rusk County, Texas, in the Pineywoods, was identified by Buddy Calvin Jones during his wide–ranging survey investigations in East Texas in the 1950s–1960s. This ancestral Caddo site is on Mill Creek, a tributary stream in the mid–Sabine River basin, a few miles south of its confluence with Tiawichi Creek. The Oak Hill Village site (41RK214), a large ancestral Caddo settlement that was occupied between ca. A.D. 1150–1450, is on Mill Creek not far south of Site RC–15.
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INTRODUCTIONSite RC–15 (the 15th site recorded in Rusk County by Jones) in Rusk County, Texas, in the Pineywoods, was identi¿ed by %uddy CaOYin Jones durinJ his wide–ranJinJ surYey inYestiJations in
Site RC–15 in Rusk County, Texas, in the Pineywoods, was identi¿ed by %uddy CaOYin Jones durinJ his wide–ranJinJ surYey inYestiJations in
The proportions of the different decorative method classes in the assemblage— featuring sherds with incised and punctated decorative elements—as well as the identi¿cation of sherds likely from Dunkin Incised, Kiam Incised, Pennington Punctated–Incised, Hickory Engraved, and Holly Fine Engraved vessels are consistent with pre–A.D. 1150 Caddo assemblages recognized at other sites in the middle Sabine River basin, including the Group IV assemblage from the Oak Hill Village site (41RK214) on Mill Creek
Summary
Site RC–15 (the 15th site recorded in Rusk County by Jones) in Rusk County, Texas, in the Pineywoods, was identi¿ed by %uddy CaOYin Jones durinJ his wide–ranJinJ surYey inYestiJations in This ancestral Caddo site is on Mill Creek, a tributary stream in the mid–Sabine River basin ()iJure 1), a Iew miles south oI its conÀuence with Tiawichi Creek. The 2ak +ill 9illaJe site (1R.1), a large ancestral Caddo settlement that was occupied between ca. A.D. 1150–1450 (Rogers and Perttula 2004; Perttula and Rogers 2007), is on Mill Creek not far south of Site RC–15
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