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Pisgah Phase
The Pisgah Phase (1000 to 1450/1500 CE) is an archaeological phase of the South Appalachian Mississippian culture (a regional variation of the Mississippian culture)〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Southeastern Prehistory:Mississippian and Late Prehistoric Period )〕 in parts of northeastern Tennessee, western North Carolina and northwestern South Carolina.
==Location==
The phase covered a region in the South Appalachian geologic province. On the rim of the region during an earlier phase, the sites were occupied for rather short periods, with the interior of the region having sites occupied throughout the phase. Between about 1000 and 1250 CE, the region of northeastern Tennessee, western North Carolina and northwestern South Carolina was a subregional development〔Keel, a "Paper"〕 of a local Woodland period population who incorporated characteristics from the larger Mississippian culture.〔Geier (1992),284–285〕 The villages ranged from about a quarter of an acre to which complexity and cultural pattern does not compare in size to the Mississippian in the south and west.〔Dickens; also Purrington (1983), 145–147〕 However, the Mississippian cultural pattern influence was as far north as Lee County, Virginia, and south to Oconee County, South Carolina.〔Dickens (1976), 211〕 Pee Dee culture expresses Pisgah cultural traits.〔Ward and Davis, 99〕
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