George Stiggins Books

Archaeological Survey In The Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley, 1940-1947

By George Stiggins, Phillips, Philip, Philip , 1900-1994 Phillips, Philip Phillips, James A. Ford, James B. Griffin, Albert Gordon, Paul Gebhard, Donna Dickerson, Caroline Gebhard

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**A Dan Josselyn Memorial Publication** **A classic work by three important scholars who document prehistoric human occupation along the lower reaches of the continent's largest river.** The Lower...

Creek Indian History: A Historical Narrative Of The Genealogy, Traditions And Downfall Of The Ispocoga Or Creek Indian Tribe Of Indians By One Of The Tribe, George Stiggins

By George Stiggins, Geoge Stiggins, Bessie Martin, With An Introduction By Mark A. Weitz

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This book argues that Confederate soldiers left their posts in significant numbers due largely to the prevalence of poverty on the home front. At the start of the Civil War in 1861, many men in Ala...

Creek Indian History: A Historical Narrative Of The Genealogy, Traditions And Downfall Of The Ispocoga Or Creek Indian Tribe Of Indians

By George Stiggins, Bessie Martin, With An Introduction By Mark A. Weitz

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