A booklet published by the Missouri Archaeological Society Research Series, Number 9. February 1972. "Archaeological Remains in the Kansas City Area: The Mississippian Occupation
Mississippian occupation took place in the Kansas City area at a time tentatively determined by fifteen radiocarbon assays which range from A.D. 760 to 1290. Shippee believe emergence of this complex was a result of a direct migration of peoples from the Mississippi Valley settlements. Figures illustrate Mississippian-like artifacts from specific sites where no definite Woodland or Nebraska Culture artifacts are reported: there are sixteen such Mississippian sites in the Kansas City area.
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