Swift Creek culture

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The Swift Creek culture was a Native American archaeological culture in the Southeastern United States, notable for its distinctive stamped pottery and mound-building activities during the Middle Woodland period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American culture
archaeological culture
archaeologicalResearchField Southeastern archaeology
associatedWith Piedmont region
coastal plain
riverine environments
burialCustoms interment in mounds
chronologicalPhase Early Swift Creek NERFINISHED
Late Swift Creek NERFINISHED
coexistedWith Marksville culture NERFINISHED
Santa Rosa–Swift Creek culture NERFINISHED
continent North America
endTime circa 700 CE
followedBy Weeden Island culture NERFINISHED
hasArtifactType Swift Creek complicated stamped pottery
check-stamped pottery
plain sand-tempered pottery
hasEvidenceOf long-distance exchange of exotic materials
hasImportantSite Kolomoki Mounds NERFINISHED
Lamar site NERFINISHED
Mandeville site NERFINISHED
Swift Creek site NERFINISHED
hasPractice burial mound construction
horticulture and gathering of wild resources
trade and exchange with neighboring cultures
hasTypeSite Swift Creek site
influencedBy Hopewell tradition NERFINISHED
knownFor complicated stamped pottery
mound building
village settlements near rivers and wetlands
wooden paddles carved with intricate designs used to stamp pottery
locatedIn Alabama
Florida
Georgia NERFINISHED
South Carolina
Southern United States
surface form: Southeastern United States

Tennessee
potteryDecorationTechnique paddle stamping
potteryMotifs curvilinear designs
geometric designs
zoomorphic designs
potteryTemper sand-tempered
sharesFeaturesWith Hopewell tradition NERFINISHED
startTime circa 100 CE
timePeriod Middle Woodland period NERFINISHED
typeSiteLocatedIn Bibb County, Georgia NERFINISHED

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Kolomoki Mounds associatedWithCulture Swift Creek culture
Middle Woodland period hasCulture Swift Creek culture
Woodland period hasNotableCulture Swift Creek culture