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ebl-1897	Forste, Kathleen M.	Feeding Cahokia: Early Agriculture in the North American Heartland. By Gayle J. Fritz. 2019. The University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa. 228 pp.	2024	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1352	58	43	Rather than passively stating that palynological and archaeological evidence of agricultural systems indicate that uplands were likely to wooded and in need of clearing for maize [Zea mays] agriculture, Fritz makes a powerful and intentional shift in subjects. In Chapter 10, Fritz covers topics central to studies of agricultural systems: population estimates, what/when/where to grow, what to do with surplus, and the social and ideological systems that created “community-level cooperation and spiritual support” needed for successful agricultural production (p. 150).	cache/ebl-1897.pdf	txt/ebl-1897.txt