Figure 12.1 The Diamond Bluff mound group mapped by T.H. Lewis in 1887 (derived from Svec 1985).
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Figure 12.2 Brower's map of the Diamond Bluff terrace. The Stars identify village areas (derived from Brower 1903).
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Figure 12.3 Squier's map of the mounds on the north end of the Diamond Bluff terrace (derived from Squier 1914).
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Figure 12.4 The mounds excavated by the Wisconsin Archaeological Survey in 1948 (base map from Maxwell 1950a).
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Figure 12.8 Pottery motifs and rim profiles recovered by the Wisconsin Archaeological Survey at Diamond Bluff (derived from field notes and Hall 1962, Vol. III).
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Figure 12.10 The Wisconsin Archaeological Survey text excavation in the village area.
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Figure 12.11 Plan view of village excavation by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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Figure 12.12 Silvernale ware recovered in the village area excavated by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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Figure 12.13 Site areas on the Diamond Bluff terrace by the Institute for Minnesota Archaeology survey (derived from Wendt and Dobbs 1989).
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Figure 12.14 Artifacts attributed to the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex found at Diamond Bluff. (A) Copper mace pendant, (B-B’) marine shell God Mask (derived from Beadle 1942; Lawshe 1947), (C) mace pendant motif on pottery in University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee collection.
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