Sarah E. Baires, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2014 | Anthropology | University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana-Champaign, IL |
Area:
Cultural Anthropology, History of Religion, Native American StudiesGoogle:
"Sarah Baires"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Timothy R. Pauketat | grad student | 2014 | UIUC | |
| (Cahokia's origins: Religion, complexity and ridge-top mortuaries in the Mississippi River valley.) | ||||
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| Baltus MR, Baires SE, Watts Malouchos E, et al. (2020) Diasporic Connections: Cahokia and the Greater Southeast Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory. 27: 1-6 |
| Baltus MR, Baires SE. (2019) Creating and Abandoning “Homeland”: Cahokia as Place of Origin Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory. 27: 111-127 |
| Baires SE, Baltus MR, Malouchos EW. (2017) EXPLORING NEW CAHOKIAN NEIGHBORHOODS: STRUCTURE DENSITY ESTIMATES FROM THE SPRING LAKE TRACT, CAHOKIA American Antiquity. 82: 742-760 |
| Baires SE, Baltus MR. (2017) Erratum to: Matter, Places and Persons in Cahokian Depositional Acts Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory. 25: 306-310 |
| Baires SE. (2016) A Microhistory of Human and Gastropod Bodies and Souls During Cahokia's Emergence Cambridge Archaeological Journal. 27: 245-260 |
| Baires SE, Baltus MR. (2016) Matter, Places, and Persons in Cahokian Depositional Acts Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory. 24: 974-997 |
| Baires SE, Baltus MR, Buchanan ME. (2015) Correlation does not equal causation: Questioning the Great Cahokia Flood. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 112: E3753 |
| Baires SE. (2015) The role of water in the emergence of the pre-Columbian Native American City Cahokia Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water. 2: 489-503 |
| Baltus MR, Baires SE. (2012) Elements of ancient power in the Cahokian world Journal of Social Archaeology. 12: 167-192 |