Michael C Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 5590909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael C Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael C |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE M C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tennessee State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4197-2765 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
All that glitters isn’t calcite
This report offers updated information from crystalline artifact research results initially presented in 2014 by Michael C. Moore and colleagues. At that time, worked and raw crystal items from four Mississippian sites in the Middle Cumberland Region of Tennessee were assessed by the Tennessee Geological Survey as calcite through visual techniques. Subsequent analysis using Fiber Optic Reflectance Spectroscopy (FORS) has determined these specimen…
Distribution and Context of Worked Crystalline Artifacts From the Middle Cumberland Region of Tennessee
Antiquarian and modern explorations within the Middle Cumberland region of Tennessee have uncovered vast quantities of ceramic, stone, bone, and shell artifacts. Objects made from mineral resources represent a modest percentage of the overall artifact assemblage. Specimens manufactured from crystals comprise a very small portion of the mineral sample, as only six worked crystalline artifacts are documented to date for the Middle Cumberland region…
Changing Perspectives on the Archaeology of the Central Mississippi Valley
Fourteen experts examine the current state of Central Valley prehistoric research and provide an important touchstone for future archaeological study of the region. The Mississippi Valley region has long played a critical role in the development of American archaeology and continues to be widely known for the major research of the early 1950s. To bring the archaeological record up to date, fourteen Central Valley experts address diverse topics in…
Fall from grace
The “trial of the century"—the criminal prosecution of O. J. Simpson—has generated a great deal of concern about the criminal justice system. This article presents a case study of the O.J. Simpson criminal trial and the importance of the media to postmodern criminal justice. First, a synthesis of labeling theory and postmodernism leads the authors to describe the “demonization” of Simpson, the media‐generated process that transformed a cultural h…
Legislative Change in the Australian Capital Territory
Using Meditation in the Classroom
Prepared by Gerard Melito* Using Meditation in the Classroom * Michael C. Moore, Pima Comnmunity College (Tucson, AZ) Inspired, os-perhaps, challenged by the theos-etiper minute? cal foundation of Loz nov's Suggestopedia, I Add to that the required dramatic presentai trod ce af m of meditation accompanied by tionby the teac er and you've got something th t music to my beginning Spanish classes, works for g fted teaches-s who have had extensive I …
New Smith, 34RM400
Structural remains, burials: and trash pits exposed by land leveling activities in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, were recorded dunng July, 1984. Based on the material remains and corrected radiocarbon assrz:s datingfrom-"A.D. 1206. to 1408, the New Smith site appears affiliated with the Zimms complex, a Plams Village manifestation m western Oklahoma. Structures at the site are thought to represent arbors placed over burial features. Pits associat…
The Linville II Site (34Rm492) and Plains Village Manifestations in the Mixed Grass Prairie
Excavations at the Linville II site have provided new information on early Plains Village adaptations in the mixed grass prairie of western Oklahoma. The site is assigned to the Custer phase (A.D. 800-1250) and comparisons are made with other dated Custer phase sites in the region. As a result, many characteristics of this phase are redefined and clarified. Also, by comparing features, organic remains, lithic artifacts and materials, and pottery …
Western Oklahoma Settlement Patterns
In the past, archaeological sites in western Oklahoma have been recorded as the result of notification by interested local residents, limited surveys along oil and gas pipelines, or restricted surveys within proposed reservoir floodpools. Responding to this lack of regionally planned methodological research, the Oklahoma Archeological Survey conducted the first systematic surface survey in this area along the Quartermaster Creek watershed in Roge…
Optical-Disc Technology
information in the classroom. Optical-videodisc systems provide a computer interface, a screen for multiple visual display, and the dual capabilities of interaction and networking. Use of computer simulationsforforecasting, music and video for communicating abstract concepts, and convergence of statistical with visual data are advantages far outweighing current limitations. Not only is the new technology adaptable to different teaching situations…
Sex roles and depression among working spouses in the rural south
Two explanations for sex differences in psychiatric impairment (depressive symptomatology) are tested on a rural sample of white respondents drawn from Middle Tennessee. Gove's notions of role strain and role overload and Radloff's ideas concerning learned helplessness are placed in the context of traditional rural values undergoing change. The results reveal that there are no overall sex differences in depressive symptom scores among these respo…
The stress-buffering role of social support and personal competence among the rural married
This study examines the possible stress-buffering properties of personal competence and social support with regard to depressive symptoms. The hypothesis examined was that individuals lacking both internal and external resources would manifest higher levels of symptoms as a result of increasing number of life events than would individuals possessing such resources. Further, variation by gender was considered. Data on depressive symptoms (CES-D Sc…
Rock and Roll
Distribution and Context of Worked Crystalline Artifacts From the Middle Cumberland Region of Tennessee
Antiquarian and modern explorations within the Middle Cumberland region of Tennessee have uncovered vast quantities of ceramic, stone, bone, and shell artifacts. Objects made from mineral resources represent a modest percentage of the overall artifact assemblage. Specimens manufactured from crystals comprise a very small portion of the mineral sample, as only six worked crystalline artifacts are documented to date for the Middle Cumberland region…
Changing Perspectives on the Archaeology of the Central Mississippi Valley
Fourteen experts examine the current state of Central Valley prehistoric research and provide an important touchstone for future archaeological study of the region. The Mississippi Valley region has long played a critical role in the development of American archaeology and continues to be widely known for the major research of the early 1950s. To bring the archaeological record up to date, fourteen Central Valley experts address diverse topics in…
The Linville II Site (34Rm492) and Plains Village Manifestations in the Mixed Grass Prairie
Excavations at the Linville II site have provided new information on early Plains Village adaptations in the mixed grass prairie of western Oklahoma. The site is assigned to the Custer phase (A.D. 800-1250) and comparisons are made with other dated Custer phase sites in the region. As a result, many characteristics of this phase are redefined and clarified. Also, by comparing features, organic remains, lithic artifacts and materials, and pottery …
New Smith, 34RM400
Structural remains, burials: and trash pits exposed by land leveling activities in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, were recorded dunng July, 1984. Based on the material remains and corrected radiocarbon assrz:s datingfrom-"A.D. 1206. to 1408, the New Smith site appears affiliated with the Zimms complex, a Plams Village manifestation m western Oklahoma. Structures at the site are thought to represent arbors placed over burial features. Pits associat…
Western Oklahoma Settlement Patterns
In the past, archaeological sites in western Oklahoma have been recorded as the result of notification by interested local residents, limited surveys along oil and gas pipelines, or restricted surveys within proposed reservoir floodpools. Responding to this lack of regionally planned methodological research, the Oklahoma Archeological Survey conducted the first systematic surface survey in this area along the Quartermaster Creek watershed in Roge…
Sex roles and depression among working spouses in the rural south
Two explanations for sex differences in psychiatric impairment (depressive symptomatology) are tested on a rural sample of white respondents drawn from Middle Tennessee. Gove's notions of role strain and role overload and Radloff's ideas concerning learned helplessness are placed in the context of traditional rural values undergoing change. The results reveal that there are no overall sex differences in depressive symptom scores among these respo…
Rock and Roll
The stress-buffering role of social support and personal competence among the rural married
This study examines the possible stress-buffering properties of personal competence and social support with regard to depressive symptoms. The hypothesis examined was that individuals lacking both internal and external resources would manifest higher levels of symptoms as a result of increasing number of life events than would individuals possessing such resources. Further, variation by gender was considered. Data on depressive symptoms (CES-D Sc…
Sex roles and depression among working spouses in the rural south
Two explanations for sex differences in psychiatric impairment (depressive symptomatology) are tested on a rural sample of white respondents drawn from Middle Tennessee. Gove's notions of role strain and role overload and Radloff's ideas concerning learned helplessness are placed in the context of traditional rural values undergoing change. The results reveal that there are no overall sex differences in depressive symptom scores among these respo…
Optical-Disc Technology
information in the classroom. Optical-videodisc systems provide a computer interface, a screen for multiple visual display, and the dual capabilities of interaction and networking. Use of computer simulationsforforecasting, music and video for communicating abstract concepts, and convergence of statistical with visual data are advantages far outweighing current limitations. Not only is the new technology adaptable to different teaching situations…
Western Oklahoma Settlement Patterns
In the past, archaeological sites in western Oklahoma have been recorded as the result of notification by interested local residents, limited surveys along oil and gas pipelines, or restricted surveys within proposed reservoir floodpools. Responding to this lack of regionally planned methodological research, the Oklahoma Archeological Survey conducted the first systematic surface survey in this area along the Quartermaster Creek watershed in Roge…
The Linville II Site (34Rm492) and Plains Village Manifestations in the Mixed Grass Prairie
Excavations at the Linville II site have provided new information on early Plains Village adaptations in the mixed grass prairie of western Oklahoma. The site is assigned to the Custer phase (A.D. 800-1250) and comparisons are made with other dated Custer phase sites in the region. As a result, many characteristics of this phase are redefined and clarified. Also, by comparing features, organic remains, lithic artifacts and materials, and pottery …
Using Meditation in the Classroom
Prepared by Gerard Melito* Using Meditation in the Classroom * Michael C. Moore, Pima Comnmunity College (Tucson, AZ) Inspired, os-perhaps, challenged by the theos-etiper minute? cal foundation of Loz nov's Suggestopedia, I Add to that the required dramatic presentai trod ce af m of meditation accompanied by tionby the teac er and you've got something th t music to my beginning Spanish classes, works for g fted teaches-s who have had extensive I …
New Smith, 34RM400
Structural remains, burials: and trash pits exposed by land leveling activities in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, were recorded dunng July, 1984. Based on the material remains and corrected radiocarbon assrz:s datingfrom-"A.D. 1206. to 1408, the New Smith site appears affiliated with the Zimms complex, a Plams Village manifestation m western Oklahoma. Structures at the site are thought to represent arbors placed over burial features. Pits associat…
Legislative Change in the Australian Capital Territory
Fall from grace
The “trial of the century"—the criminal prosecution of O. J. Simpson—has generated a great deal of concern about the criminal justice system. This article presents a case study of the O.J. Simpson criminal trial and the importance of the media to postmodern criminal justice. First, a synthesis of labeling theory and postmodernism leads the authors to describe the “demonization” of Simpson, the media‐generated process that transformed a cultural h…
Changing Perspectives on the Archaeology of the Central Mississippi Valley
Fourteen experts examine the current state of Central Valley prehistoric research and provide an important touchstone for future archaeological study of the region. The Mississippi Valley region has long played a critical role in the development of American archaeology and continues to be widely known for the major research of the early 1950s. To bring the archaeological record up to date, fourteen Central Valley experts address diverse topics in…
Distribution and Context of Worked Crystalline Artifacts From the Middle Cumberland Region of Tennessee
Antiquarian and modern explorations within the Middle Cumberland region of Tennessee have uncovered vast quantities of ceramic, stone, bone, and shell artifacts. Objects made from mineral resources represent a modest percentage of the overall artifact assemblage. Specimens manufactured from crystals comprise a very small portion of the mineral sample, as only six worked crystalline artifacts are documented to date for the Middle Cumberland region…
All that glitters isn’t calcite
This report offers updated information from crystalline artifact research results initially presented in 2014 by Michael C. Moore and colleagues. At that time, worked and raw crystal items from four Mississippian sites in the Middle Cumberland Region of Tennessee were assessed by the Tennessee Geological Survey as calcite through visual techniques. Subsequent analysis using Fiber Optic Reflectance Spectroscopy (FORS) has determined these specimen…
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