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East Nashville: Archaeologists search for missing engraved stone slab
tennessean.com — Archaeologist Tracy Brown has combed flea markets and collector shows across Tennessee and the Southeast, hoping to stumble upon the owner of a small stone slab first discovered in east Nashville 40 years ago. On the rock, a 14-by-13-inch slab that dates from the Mississippian Period (1000-1450 A.D.), is an image carved by mound site dwellers.
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