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From switch-reference to case marking in Muskogean: the role of clefts 2024 International journal of American linguistics 90 (4): 445-86
  • Jack B. Martin
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
Ruth Blalock Jones: Shawnee/Delaware/Peoria painter, educator and printmaker 2024 First American art magazine 42 (): 70-5
  • Stacy Pratt
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
Anita Fields: Osage/Muscogee ceramic and textile artist 2023 First American art magazine 38 (): 54-9
  • Matthew Ryan Smith
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
“They will know in the end that we are men”: gunpowder and gendered discourse in Creek-British diplomacy, 1763-76 2023 Ethnohistory 70 (3): 259-78
  • Jennifer Monroe McCutchen
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 1527-5477
Muskogee/Citizen Potawatomi painter Daniel McCoy Jr. 2022 First American art magazine (35): 76-81
  • Matthew Ryan Smith
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
Seminole/Muskogee filmmaker, producer and podcaster: Sterlin Harjo 2022 First American art magazine 34 (): 46-51
  • Vicky Monks
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
The early materialization of democratic institutions among the ancestral Muskogean of the American Southeast 2022 American antiquity 87 (4): 704-23
  • Jacob Holland-Lulewicz
  • James Wettstaed
  • LeeAnne Wendt
  • Mark Williams
  • RaeLynn A. Butler
  • Richard Jefferies
  • Suzanne K. Fish
  • Turner W. Hunt
  • Victor D. Thompson
 *H6/KE [AMERICAN-] 0002-7316
Mvskoke painter and textile artist Jimmie C. Fife 2022 First American art magazine (35): 64-9
  • Stacy Pratt
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
Muskogee (Creek) naming practices 2021 Anthropological linguistics 63 (1-2): 178-96
  • Jack B. Martin
 H6/KK [ANTHROPOLOGICAL-] 0003-5483
Muscogee/Seminole jeweler Kenneth Johnson 2021 First American art magazine 31 (Summer): 62-7
  • Michole Eldred
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
No gods, no masters: Indigenous environmental knowledge in Mississippian art 2021 Southeastern archaeology 40 (4): 248-65
  • L. June Bloch
 H6/KE [SOUTHEASTERN-] 0734-578X
Metawney of Coweta: Creek (Muskogee) women and their eighteenth-century world 2021 Native South 14 (): 1-38
  • Bryan Rindfleisch
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
Social hierarchy among the Muscogee (Creek) people of Louisiana in the 18th century 2021 L'Homme (237): 45-74
  • Benjamin Balloy
 H6 [HOMME-] 0439-4216
Early 19th century women's Creek center seam pucker toe moccasins 2021 Whispering wind 48 (6): 6-14
  • M.E. Pete Thompson
  • Michael Kostelnik
 *H6/KUB [WHISPERING-] 0300-6565
Twisting air: Native southerners and their encounters with tornadoes 2020 Native South 13 (): 60-93
  • Tim Alan Garrison
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
Muskoke/Cherokee poet, musician, and author 2020 First American art magazine 27 (): 84-7
  • Joy Harjo
  • Matthew Ryan Smith interv
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
"A man's children have no claim to his property": Creek matrilinear property relations and gendered conflict at the turn of the nineteenth century 2020 Native South 13 (): 158-89
  • Miller Shores Wright
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
Animate earth, settler ruins: mound landscapes and decolonial futures in the Native South 2020 Cultural anthropology 35 (4): 516-45
  • Leigh Bloch
 H6 [CULTURAL-] 0886-7356
Oral traditions and mounds, owls and movement at Poverty Point: an archaeological ethnography of multispecies embodiments and everyday life 2019 Journal of social archaeology 19 (3): 356-78
  • Lee Bloch
 H6/KE [JOURNAL-] 1469-6053
Tales of esnesv: indigenous oral traditions about trader-diplomats in ancient southeastern North America 2018 American anthropologist 120 (4): 781-94
  • Lee Bloch
 *H6 [AMERICAN-] 0002-7294
"Horned cattle and pack horses": zooarchaeological legacy collections from the unauthorized (and unscreened) Spanish fort 2018 Southeastern archaeology 37 (3): 190-203
  • Barnet Pavao-Zuckerman
  • Chance Copperstone
  • H. Thomas Foster II
  • Tracie Mayfield
 H6/KE [SOUTHEASTERN-] 0734-578X
Puzzles of Creek social organization in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries 2018 Ethnohistory 65 (3): 373-89
  • Vernon James Knight
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Sandy Fife Wilson: Muskoke painter, textile artist, and shell carver 2018 First American art magazine 19 (): 66-71
  • Sandy Fife Wilson
  • Stacy Pratt interv
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
Tony Tiger: Muscogee-Seminole-Sac&Fox mixed media artist 2017 First American art magazine 16 (): 60-5
  • Mary Jo Watson
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
The identification and significance of Apalachicola for the origins of the Creek Indians in the southeastern United States 2017 Southeastern archaeology 36 (1): 1-13
  • H. Thomas Foster II
 H6/KE [SOUTHEASTERN-] 0734-578X
The "owner of the town ground, who overrules all when on the spot" Escotchaby of Coweta and the politics of personal networking in Creek country, 1740-1780 2016 Native South 9 (): 54-88
  • Bryan C. Rindfleisch
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
From West Point to Wahoo Swamp: the career of cadet David Moniac class of 1822 2016 American Indian NMAI 17 (1): 42-7
  • Heriberto Dixon
  • Laurence M. Hauptman
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 1528-0640
Common justice: vengeance and retribution in Creek country 2015 Ethnohistory 62 (2): 241-61
  • Evan Nooe
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Sustenance and health among the five tribes in Indian Territory, postremoval to statehood 2015 Ethnohistory 62 (2): 263-84
  • Devon A. Mihesuah
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Tooanahowi: the maturation of the next Yamacraw leader 2015 Native South 8 (): 89-111
  • Julie Anne Sweet
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
A Koasati supernatural being 2015 Anthropological linguistics 57 (4): 444-7
  • Geoffrey Kimball
 H6/KK [ANTHROPOLOGICAL-] 0003-5483
Muskogee-Creek painter: Bobby C. Martin 2015 First American art magazine 8 (): 74-9
  • Roy Boney jr.
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
Bridging realms: towards ethnographically informed methods to identify religious and artistic practices in different settings 2014 Time and mind: the journal of archaeology, consciousness and culture 7 (2): 109-39
  • J. David Lewis-Williams
  • Johannes H.N. Loubser
 H6/KH [TIME-] 1751-696X
Unconquered history: the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum collection 2014 American Indian art magazine 39 (4): 50-7
  • Tara J. Backhouse
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 0192-9968
The lost letter of Mary Ann Battis: a troubling case of gender and race in Creek country 2014 Native American and indigenous studies 1 (1): 88-98
  • Tiya Miles
Joking relations. Translated and introduced by Jane I. Guyer 2013 Hau 3 (2): 317-34
  • Marcel Mauss
 2049-1115
"Our lands are our life and breath": Coweta, Cusseta, and the struggle for Creek territory and sovereignty during the American revolution 2013 Ethnohistory 60 (4): 580-603
  • Bryan Rindfleisch
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Pronominal clitics and indexability hierarchies in Hanis and Miluk Coosan 2013 Anthropological linguistics 55 (2): 105-57
  • Paul D. Kroeber
 H6/KK [ANTHROPOLOGICAL-] 0003-5483
Creek indian globetrotter: Tomochichi's trans-Atlantic quest for traditional power in the colonial Southeast 2013 Ethnohistory 60 (4): 605-35
  • Steven J. Peach
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Analysis of early-nineteenth-century Muscogee Creek fur trade at a United States factory store 2013 Southeastern archaeology 32 (2): 271-83
  • H. Thomas Foster II
  • Mathew Boehm
 H6/KE [SOUTHEASTERN-] 0734-578X
Images and imagination: toward a conversation about eighteenth-century Euchee history 2012 Native South 5 (): 149-65
  • Joshua Piker
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
"Last evening I saw the sun set for the last time". The 1832 Treaty of Washington and the transfer of the Creek's Alabama land to white ownership 2012 Native South 5 (): 61-94
  • Christopher D. Haveman
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
One hundred sixty-one knots, two plates, and one emperor: Creek information networks in the era of the Yamasee war 2012 Ethnohistory 59 (3): 489-513
  • Alejandra Dubcovsky
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Lest we remember: Civil War memories and commemmoration among the five tribes 2012 American Indian quarterly 36 (4): 525-44
  • Jeff Fortney
 H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 0095-182X
Picturing traditional culture: heritage as subject and motivation in the work of three Muskogee (Creek) painters 2011 American Indian art magazine 37 (1): 64-73
  • Jason Baird Jackson
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 0192-9968
Studying the past for the future: managing modern biodiversity from historic and prehistoric data 2010 Human organization 69 (2): 149-57
  • Arthur Cohen
  • Lisa Olsen
  • Thomas Foster
  • Virginia Dale
 H6/KF [APPLIED-] 0018-7259
Beaded cloth shoulder bags: bandoliers of the Southeast 2010 Whispering wind 39 (4): 4-11
  • Michael G. Johnson
 *H6/KUB [WHISPERING-] 0300-6565
Sampling of data derived from historical documents in anthropological research 2010 American antiquity 75 (4): 973-7
  • Arthur Cohen
  • Thomas H. Foster II
 *H6/KE [AMERICAN-] 0002-7316
Of ethnohistory, archaeology, and playing with fire: a comment on Foster and Cohen 2007 2010 American antiquity 75 (4): 966-72
  • Joshua Piker
 *H6/KE [AMERICAN-] 0002-7316
Senauki: a forgotten character in early Georgia history 2010 Native South 3 (): 65-88
  • Julie Anne Sweet
 H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-] 1943-2596
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