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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
A Brief History Of Chucalissa
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This is a brief timeline regarding events related to the Mississippian period site of Chucalissa, located in T.O. Fuller State Park.
A Visitor's Guide To Chucalissa
A Visitor's Guide To Chucalissa
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This was a visitor's guide for the site of Chucalissa produced by the private non-profit organization the Friends of Chucalissa.
Midden Materials Stored In The Memphis Museum, Kenneth L. Beaudoin
Midden Materials Stored In The Memphis Museum, Kenneth L. Beaudoin
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This is a list of various artifacts recovered from the site of Chucalissa that went on to storage at the Memphis museum presumably in the 1960s.
Radiometric Assays Of The Chucalissa Mound Summit
Radiometric Assays Of The Chucalissa Mound Summit
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A copy of a power point detailing radiometric research performed on the platform mound during the early 2000's.
Chucalissa: Past And Present
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This text briefly explores the site of Chucalissa, considering its occupation by native peoples in the past and the more recent excavations and current museum.
Examining Pollution And Forest Health: An Application Of Lichens As Bioindicators And Sentinal-5p Tropomi In Urban State Parks In Shelby County, Megan V. Farrell
Examining Pollution And Forest Health: An Application Of Lichens As Bioindicators And Sentinal-5p Tropomi In Urban State Parks In Shelby County, Megan V. Farrell
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This is a 51 page study on air pollution in urban areas by comparing the amounts of epiphytic lichen present at both T.O Fuller Park and Shelby Forest. This study shows the use of monitoring such environmental impacts.
The C. H. Nash Museum At Chucalissa: Community Engagement At An Archaeological Site, Robert P. Connolly, Samantha E. Gibbs, Mallory L. Bader
The C. H. Nash Museum At Chucalissa: Community Engagement At An Archaeological Site, Robert P. Connolly, Samantha E. Gibbs, Mallory L. Bader
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This article highlights outreach programs launched by the C. H. Nash Museum to encourage engagement with members of local African-American communities.
On The Voice: Seven Essentials For Developing Voices In Choir: Part 1., Francis Cathlina
On The Voice: Seven Essentials For Developing Voices In Choir: Part 1., Francis Cathlina
Faculty Publications
The article discusses seven essentials for developing voice quality while singing in a choral ensemble. Topics discussed include choral warm-up as one of the greatest tools to develop voices; hearing a cacophony of vocal sounds, especially when warming up more advanced singers; opening moments of rehearsal as an opportunity for group voice building or group vocal technique.
Autographic And Allographic Imitation: Revisiting Counterfeit In Linguistic And Musical Arts, Jeremy Orosz
Autographic And Allographic Imitation: Revisiting Counterfeit In Linguistic And Musical Arts, Jeremy Orosz
Faculty Publications
Imitation within sonic arts, linguistic, musical, or otherwise, broadly defined, is a heterogeneous set of practices ranging from comical impersonation to outright counterfeit or forgery. This paper provides a taxonomy of imitation and mimicry within both language and music, dividing each into two respective categories, autographic imitation and allographic imitation, the terms for which are repurposed from Nelson Goodman’s Languages of Art.
Spatial Analysis Of Unit 6 At The Chucalissa Site: Evaluating The Late Mississippian Period Main Residential Area, Thomas Gates
Spatial Analysis Of Unit 6 At The Chucalissa Site: Evaluating The Late Mississippian Period Main Residential Area, Thomas Gates
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This report is a 216 page thesis that presents a spatial analysis of the main residential area at the Prehistoric Mississippian excavation site Chucalissa, located in Southern Tennessee. The focus is on Unit 6, house 10, excavated during 1940-1987 and led by Charles Nash. Through this analysis, the thesis broadens our knowledge and understanding of the dynamics within the cultures of the middle and late Mississippian societies of the Central Mississippi River Valley.
Annotated Bibliography Of Chucalissa Publications, Chucalissa Museum
Annotated Bibliography Of Chucalissa Publications, Chucalissa Museum
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Listed in this annotated bibliography are all of the thesis publications listed in the Chucalissa Documents Gallery.
Co-Creation As A Twenty-First Century Archaeology Museum, Robert Connolly
Co-Creation As A Twenty-First Century Archaeology Museum, Robert Connolly
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This article evaluates how the C. H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa has attempted to overcome various obstacles in the last decade; most notably proper curation as well as becoming a modern viable and socially relevant institution in the face of various issues like understaffing.
From Actors To Directors: New Voices At The C. H. Nash Museum At Chucalissa, Robert Connelly
From Actors To Directors: New Voices At The C. H. Nash Museum At Chucalissa, Robert Connelly
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This article focuses on the changing voices of descendent communities at the C. H. Nash Museum in Memphis, Tennessee.
Volunteers And Collections As Viewed From The Museum Mission Statement, Robert P. Connolly, Natalye B. Tate
Volunteers And Collections As Viewed From The Museum Mission Statement, Robert P. Connolly, Natalye B. Tate
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This article explores the volunteer program employed at the C. H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa which sees volunteers take a more active role in collections curation.
Interview With John Hesse, Ron C. Brister
Interview With John Hesse, Ron C. Brister
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This is the transcript of a 2005 interview of John Hesse conducted by Rob Brister.
A Guided Tour Of Chucalissa Archaeology, Paul D. Bundy, Jay Gray
A Guided Tour Of Chucalissa Archaeology, Paul D. Bundy, Jay Gray
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This document explores both the history of the Chucalissa site as well as the 59 years of excavations that took place at the mounds.
A Guided Tour Of Chucalissa Archaeology, Paul D. Bundy, Jay Gray
A Guided Tour Of Chucalissa Archaeology, Paul D. Bundy, Jay Gray
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This document was created following the 2002 Mid-South Archaeological Conference. It charts the history of the excavations at Chucalissa, as well as a reconstructed history of the site using archaeological evidence.
Chucalissa And Moundville: A Comparison, M. E. Wilkins
Chucalissa And Moundville: A Comparison, M. E. Wilkins
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This paper compares the site of Chucalissa to the site of Moundville using various qualitative and quantitative criteria.
Ceramic Data: Chucalissa Site (40sy1), 1987-1995, Mitchell R. Childress
Ceramic Data: Chucalissa Site (40sy1), 1987-1995, Mitchell R. Childress
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This document contains illustrations made in 1988 and 1989 of engraved sherds discovered at the Chucalissa Site.
December 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
The December 1994 issue featured Calvin Newborn, Herman Green, and Bubba Feathers.
November 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
The November 1994 issue featured Big Ass Truck and Blind Mississippi Morris
October 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
The October 1994 issue featured Todd Snider, Jerry Hayes, and Brody Buster.
August 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
The August 1994 issue featured Dan Penn and an article about the day Elvis met President Nixon.
July 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
The July 1994 issue featured Little Jimmy King, Preston Shannon, and Impala.
June 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
The June 1994 issue featured an article about Memphis musicians who had moved to Nashville.
April 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Vol. III, no. 11 previewed the Crossroads 1994 music festival.
March 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Vol. III, no. 10 focused on the hard rock and rap scenes in Memphis (e.g., Al Kapone and Son of Slam), as well as a spotlight on FreeWorld.
February 1994
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Vol. III, no. 9 featured post-Phineas Newborn Memphis pianists—Donald Brown, James Williams, Harold Mabern, and Mulgrew Miller—and guitarist Little Jimmy King.