Feurt phase

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The Feurt phase is a regional archaeological manifestation of the Fort Ancient culture, characterized by distinctive village patterns, ceramics, and subsistence practices in the Ohio Valley during the Late Prehistoric period.

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Feurt phase canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological culture phase ⓘ
regional manifestation of Fort Ancient culture ⓘ
culturalAffiliation Late Prehistoric Native American groups of the Ohio Valley ⓘ
differentiatedFrom Baum phase ⓘ
Madisonville phase ⓘ
hasArchaeologicalSite Feurt Village site ⓘ
hasBurialPractice flexed inhumations ⓘ
village-area burials ⓘ
hasCharacteristic distinctive ceramics ⓘ
distinctive subsistence practices ⓘ
distinctive village patterns ⓘ
hasChronology approximately AD 1200–1600 ⓘ
hasEconomy maize-based agriculture ⓘ
hasFoodProduction cultivation of beans ⓘ
cultivation of maize ⓘ
cultivation of squash ⓘ
hasHouseType rectangular structures ⓘ
wall-trench houses ⓘ
hasResearchTopic regional variation within Fort Ancient culture ⓘ
settlement-subsistence systems in the Late Prehistoric Ohio Valley ⓘ
hasSettlementPattern nucleated villages ⓘ
palisaded villages ⓘ
hasSubsistence gathering of wild plant foods ⓘ
hunting of deer and small game ⓘ
locatedIn Ohio Valley ⓘ
linked to: Ohio Valley region

Scioto River valley ⓘ
southern Ohio ⓘ
partOf Fort Ancient culture ⓘ
studiedInDiscipline Eastern Woodlands archaeology ⓘ
North American archaeology ⓘ
temporalLocation Late Fort Ancient period ⓘ
Late Prehistoric period ⓘ
usesMaterialCulture cordmarked pottery ⓘ
ground stone tools ⓘ
incised pottery decoration ⓘ
shell-tempered pottery ⓘ
triangular projectile points ⓘ

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Fort Ancient culture → hasSubculture → Feurt phase ⓘ