A shell-tempered pottery tradition of the Upper Mississippi and Great Lakes river valleys, an Upper Mississippian sibling to Cahokia's Middle Mississippian world, ancestral to the historic Ioway and related Siouan-speaking peoples.
Persisted into the era of European contact before differentiating into the historic Siouan-speaking nations of the Upper Midwest and eastern Plains.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Oneota Tradition — the shape you scrub through changes in 900 · 1150 · 1300.
Multi-contributor synthesis volume covering Oneota sites, chronology and material culture across the Upper Midwest.
Early foundational essay collection defining the Oneota tradition as an archaeological unit distinct from Middle Mississippian Cahokia.
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