The Mysterious Rock Walls of Bartow County – J.B. Tate
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John Tomko Practicum in Anthropology Dr. Terry G. Powis May 9, 2022 Abstract The Mississippian Period refers to the North American Southeast region and dates from AD 1000-1500. It is characterized by its societal organization, form of government, culture, and subsistence practices. Daily life and survival for the Native Americans [...]
Riley James Practicum in Anthropology Dr. Terry G. Powis May 9, 2022 Introduction The Mississippian Period was a cultural era in the Eastern United States that lasted from around 1000 CE to 1550 CE (Powis et al. 2021). It was characterized by great cultural interconnectedness where art and trade [...]
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https://youtu.be/A6_83F3MZis?feature=shared Taylorsville High School Historical Marker Dedication Saturday April 5th 2014 Taylorsville Baptist Church the dedication of the Historical Marker
https://youtu.be/eD0eEWKt6WE?feature=shared Dicksie Bandy's Chenille Legacy Women History Month (March 2023) presented by Susan Gilmore
https://youtu.be/VsItKQWNy4c?feature=shared Jessica Daves: Bartow's Fashionista
https://youtu.be/GMiz2MI3prM?feature=shared Joe Head explores the train wreck history of Bartow County
https://youtu.be/P6YxTVphFWE?feature=shared History of Bartow: Episodes 9-12 presented by Etowah Valley Historical Society
https://youtu.be/v3_zGw1QtUU?feature=shared Salt Peter Cave Cable Vision 4 (Mary Ruth Owen) Joel Snead, Carol Snead and Larry Blair presented by Etowah Valley Historical Society
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