moundbuilders造句

• The facility is primarily used by the Southwestern College Moundbuilders William Monypenny.
• They may have been moundbuilders who lived in the Appalachian lands in which Cherokees settled.
• Doenges is credited with inventing the offensive Southwestern Moundbuilders by a score of 7 0.
• Saint Mary scored three touchdowns in the second half but it was not enough to overcome the Moundbuilders lead.
• The Moundbuilders began with a 28 7 lead after the first quarter and continued to dominate through the game.
• He played college basketball for the Moundbuilders where they were declared the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference champions in 1985.
• In addition, Theodore Lewis in 1886 had refuted Pidgeon's fraudulent claims of pre-Native American moundbuilders.
• For the next 14 years the " jinxed " stone stood in defiance as the Moundbuilders won every game against Fairmount.
• The Moundbuilders managed 523 yards of total offense and 5 touchdowns while the Coyotes put together 388 total yards and 6 touchdowns.
• Small conical gravel mounds quickly grew in size as Early Eastern Woodland people, known as the Adena moundbuilders arrived from the east.
• The Moundbuilders defeated the Lindenwood Lions 12 10 in the first round and then lost 52 6 to Si Tanka ( SD ).
• In the Northeast Woodlands and the Great Lakes region, an advanced society known as the Moundbuilders emerged ( Berzok 2005, 13 ).
• In 2002, Conway was announced as the head coach of the Southwestern Moundbuilders in Winfield, Kansas to replace head coach Monty Lewis.
• His son "'Phil Hower "'would go on to coach the Moundbuilders from 1977 until the conclusion of the 1980 season.
• In 1982, head coach Dennis Franchione led the Moundbuilders to 9 wins and 2 losses, with a conference championship and a win in the Sunflower Bowl.
• On November 27, 1913 in a game against the Southwestern College Moundbuilders coached by Fred Clapp, Fuhrer officially launched a formal protest against the appearance of an African American player.
• Charles Hudson alone among modern scholars argues that " Joara " may be a Cherokee name; but the Cherokee were not moundbuilders and were not the first to develop the site.
• Bates also served as the head basketball coach at Southwestern for twelve seasons, from 1914 until 1926, where the Moundbuilders were considered one of the best basketball teams in the nation at the time.
• In 1991, Roosevelt published, " Moundbuilders of the Amazon : Geophysical Archaeology on Marajo Island, Brazil, " which detailed her work throughout the 1980s on pre-Columbian Marajoara culture.
• Some of the field work Moorehead did for Putnam resulted in the Hopewell " type site " near Chillicothe, Ohio, setting the parameters for the study of American Indian moundbuilders of the Ohio River valley around 2000 years ago.