Conflicts

Alabama

35 engagements recorded

Moundville Fortification Warfare

Koger's Island Warfare Alabama

Cemochechobee Conflict - Alabama

Moundville Warfare Evidence (Alabama)

Moundville Warfare and Fortification

Muskogee Creek Town Warfare

Moundville Peripheral Village Raids

Moundville Defensive Palisade Construction

Lubbub Creek Fortified Village

Bottle Creek Mounds Violence Evidence

Moundville Raid and Skeletal Trauma

Koger Island Cemetery Violence

Moundville Mass Burials

Moundville Mass Burial

Bottle Creek Mound Conflict - Alabama

Bottle Creek Mounds Conflict - Mobile Bay

Guntersville Basin Conflict

Summerville Phase Warfare

Moundville Site Collapse - Warfare

Expedition from Columbus to Covington, Durhamsville and Fort Randolph, Tenn

Skirmish, Bridgeport

Action, Cherokee Station

Affair near Decatur

Skirmish, Sand Mountain

Action, Ebenezer Church, near Maplesville

Skirmish, Girard

Camp Aliceville (German POW Camp)

Battle of Selma (Bloody Sunday)

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