Conflicts

Alabama

407 engagements recorded

Koger's Island Warfare Alabama

Moundville Fortification Warfare

Moundville Warfare and Fortification

Moundville Defensive Palisade Construction

Cemochechobee Conflict – Alabama

Lubbub Creek Fortified Village

Moundville Peripheral Village Raids

Muskogee Creek Town Warfare

Moundville Warfare Evidence (Alabama)

Bottle Creek Mounds Violence Evidence

Moundville Raid and Skeletal Trauma

Bottle Creek Mounds Conflict – Mobile Bay

Bottle Creek Mound Conflict – Alabama

Moundville Mass Burials

Koger Island Cemetery Violence

Moundville Mass Burial

Guntersville Basin Conflict

Moundville Site Collapse — Warfare

Summerville Phase Warfare

De Soto – Battle near Mobile Bay 1540

Mabila Battle (De Soto Expedition)

Battle of Mabila (Mauvila) 1540

De Soto Expedition — Battle of Mabila

Battle of Alibamo Fort 1540

De Soto – Battle of Mabila Pursuit 1540

Battle of Mabila

Battle of Fort Toulouse

Battle of Mobile (Spanish 1780)

Revolutionary War

Battle of Turkeytown (Second — 1795)

Battle of Tallusahatchee

Battle of Burnt Corn Creek (Creek War)

Creek War — Hillabee Towns Destruction 1813

Creek War — Canoe Fight on the Alabama River

Battle of Hillabee (Creek War Massacre)

Battle of Burnt Corn Creek Jul 1813

Battle of Econochaca Holy Ground 1813

Battle of Holy Ground / Econochaca (Dec 23 1813)

Battle of Autossee (Nov 1813)

Battle of Tallushatchee (Nov 3 1813)

Battle of Econochaca (Holy Ground)

Battle of Burnt Corn Creek

Battle of Hillabee

Creek War — Battle of Talladega

Skirmish at Burnt Corn Creek

Battle of Econochaca Holy Ground (Creek War)

Battle of Fort Mims

Battle of Autossee November 29 1813

Battle of Burnt Corn

Siege of Fort Mims Area — Canoe Fight

Canoe Fight Nov 12 1813

Creek War — Hillabee Massacre 1813

Battle of Autosse Nov 29 1813

Battle of Tallushatchee

Canoe Fight on the Alabama River (1813)

Battle of Tallushatchee Nov 3 1813

Battle of Talladega (November 9, 1813)

Fort Mims Massacre (Creek War)

Battle of Fort Strother 1813

Battle of the Holy Ground (Detail)

Fort Mims Massacre

Battle of Holy Ground (Econochaca)

Battle of Autossee (Nov 29 1813)

Battle of Talladega Nov 9 1813

Fort Mims Massacre (Aug 1813)

Creek War — Tallasseehatchee Battle 1813

Creek War – Battle of Burnt Corn Creek July 27 1813

Canoe Fight (Creek War 1813)

Battle of Tallushatchee (November 3, 1813)

Battle of Econochaca (Holy Ground) — Main Action (1813)

Creek War – Fort Mims Massacre August 30 1813

Creek War – Battle of Talladega November 9 1813

Fort Sinquefield Massacre (1813)

Battle of Autossee

Battle of Holy Ground

Battle of Tallushatchee (Creek War)

Battle of Autossee (Creek War)

Battle of Holy Ground (Econochaca, Dec 1813)

Battle of Holy Ground Dec 23 1813

Battle of Burnt Corn Creek (Jul 27 1813)

Battle of Tuckabatchee 1813

Creek War — Fort Mims Massacre

Fort Mims Massacre (August 30, 1813)

Capture of Fort Charlotte (Mobile)

Battle of Mobile Bay Approaches

Creek War — Canoe Fight (November 1813)

Battle of Calibee Creek (Jan 1814)

Creek War — Battle of Horseshoe Bend

Battle of Mobile Bay — British Naval Probe (Sep 1814)

Battle of Enotachopco Creek

Battle of Calabee Creek (Jan 27 1814)

Creek War — Battle of Emuckfaw Creek

Battle of Enotachopo Creek

Battle of Enotachopo Creek (Creek War)

Battle of Horseshoe Bend — Creek War (March 27, 1814)

Battle of Enotachopco Creek Jan 24 1814

Battle of Fort Bowyer

Battle of Emuckfaw

Battle of Fort Bowyer (Alabama)

Battle of Emuckfaw Jan 22 1814

Battle of Fort Bowyer — First (Sep 15 1814)

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