Recent Issues in the Archaeology of the Mimbres Region of the
... longer in the eastern Mimbres and was contemporary with the Cliff phase to the west. In addition, several apparently post-1300 sites in the eastern Mimbres have a type known as Magdalena Black-on-White, which (unlike all Mimbres Black-onWhite types) has organic paint and is considered to indicate co ...
... longer in the eastern Mimbres and was contemporary with the Cliff phase to the west. In addition, several apparently post-1300 sites in the eastern Mimbres have a type known as Magdalena Black-on-White, which (unlike all Mimbres Black-onWhite types) has organic paint and is considered to indicate co ...
PIDBA_General_Biblio_8.7.09 - The Paleoindian Database of
... 1988 History of the Yuma Type Artifacts and the Andersen Collection. Indian Artifact Magazine 7(4):13, 45. 1990 The Andersen Artifact Collection. Indian Artifact Magazine 9(3):12-15. Anderson, A. B. 1975 "Least Cost" Strategy and Limited Activity Site Location, Upper Dry Cimarron River Valley, North ...
... 1988 History of the Yuma Type Artifacts and the Andersen Collection. Indian Artifact Magazine 7(4):13, 45. 1990 The Andersen Artifact Collection. Indian Artifact Magazine 9(3):12-15. Anderson, A. B. 1975 "Least Cost" Strategy and Limited Activity Site Location, Upper Dry Cimarron River Valley, North ...
Archeological and Bioarcheological Resources of the
... Program. The contracts were administered by the Tri-Services Cultural Resources Research Center at the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories (USACERL), Champaign, IL. The contract manager and Principal Investigator was Dr. John S. Isaacson. Col. James T. Scott is Commander and Dr. ...
... Program. The contracts were administered by the Tri-Services Cultural Resources Research Center at the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories (USACERL), Champaign, IL. The contract manager and Principal Investigator was Dr. John S. Isaacson. Col. James T. Scott is Commander and Dr. ...
Unearthing the Past, Learning for the Future: Archaeology at
... quadrant of the lawn surrounding the main house. This fieldwork follows, and builds upon, a long list of archaeological research at Drayton Hall. Most pertient are the 2003 testing at locus 22 by the authors and the 2004 ground penetrating radar survey by General Engineering Geophysics. The 2005 pro ...
... quadrant of the lawn surrounding the main house. This fieldwork follows, and builds upon, a long list of archaeological research at Drayton Hall. Most pertient are the 2003 testing at locus 22 by the authors and the 2004 ground penetrating radar survey by General Engineering Geophysics. The 2005 pro ...
REFERENCES CITED
... Barfield, L. and M. Hodder 1987 Burnt Mounds as Saunas and the Prehistory of Bathing. Antiquity 61:370-379. Bartel, B. 1982 A Historical Review of Ethnological and Archaeological Analyses of Mortuary Practice. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 1:32-58. Barton, C.M., and G.A. Clark 1997 Rediscov ...
... Barfield, L. and M. Hodder 1987 Burnt Mounds as Saunas and the Prehistory of Bathing. Antiquity 61:370-379. Bartel, B. 1982 A Historical Review of Ethnological and Archaeological Analyses of Mortuary Practice. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 1:32-58. Barton, C.M., and G.A. Clark 1997 Rediscov ...
Saturday - Society for American Archaeology
... Michael Aiuvalasit—Using geoarchaeology to expand the interpretive potential of ...
... Michael Aiuvalasit—Using geoarchaeology to expand the interpretive potential of ...
2016 asor annual meeting – paper abstracts
... about the Use of Quantitative Methods in Western Asiatic Studies: Approaches, Concrete Targets, and Proposals” Digital tools and quantitative methods have been used quite late, infrequently, and unevenly in the disciplines that deal with the cultures of ancient Western Asia. This paper begins with a ...
... about the Use of Quantitative Methods in Western Asiatic Studies: Approaches, Concrete Targets, and Proposals” Digital tools and quantitative methods have been used quite late, infrequently, and unevenly in the disciplines that deal with the cultures of ancient Western Asia. This paper begins with a ...
Text - Reading`s CentAUR
... evidence in combination with archaeological data. As precise dating is key, the focus is on absolute dating evidence. Therefore this research, while building on earlier studies (Weninger et al., 2006, 2014), aims to significantly improve on these by (1) taking into account all Southwest Asian ...
... evidence in combination with archaeological data. As precise dating is key, the focus is on absolute dating evidence. Therefore this research, while building on earlier studies (Weninger et al., 2006, 2014), aims to significantly improve on these by (1) taking into account all Southwest Asian ...
AN OVERVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF `PROTO
... and issues with the crucial culture-history approach are noted. Chapter 3 focuses on the excavation and research history of the Upper Susquehanna River Valley. Beginning with a description of past excavations, the archaeological exploits of archaeologists Warren K. Moorehead, James B. Griffin, and I ...
... and issues with the crucial culture-history approach are noted. Chapter 3 focuses on the excavation and research history of the Upper Susquehanna River Valley. Beginning with a description of past excavations, the archaeological exploits of archaeologists Warren K. Moorehead, James B. Griffin, and I ...
The Mesolithic
... – even if preserved beneath deep deposits. To date, there has been little systematic research to model and identify early prehistoric occupation in this part of the study area. ...
... – even if preserved beneath deep deposits. To date, there has been little systematic research to model and identify early prehistoric occupation in this part of the study area. ...
Individual Abstracts, I through L
... facilitate exchange of basic goods between people at different sites. Archaeologists also view these causeways as political statements that materialize the extent of a polity and emphasize hierarchical relations between settlements on the causeway. Recent research along the 18km long causeway betwee ...
... facilitate exchange of basic goods between people at different sites. Archaeologists also view these causeways as political statements that materialize the extent of a polity and emphasize hierarchical relations between settlements on the causeway. Recent research along the 18km long causeway betwee ...
- iBrarian
... analyses, and methodological conclusions drawn from the GIS methods employed here. I then use this information to assess the three specific research questions presented in Chapter 1, and discuss the implications of this study to larger archaeological questions within the study area. ...
... analyses, and methodological conclusions drawn from the GIS methods employed here. I then use this information to assess the three specific research questions presented in Chapter 1, and discuss the implications of this study to larger archaeological questions within the study area. ...
Virtual Survey on North Mesopotamian Tell Sites
... The SRTM data used in Menze et al.12 is derived from a test area in the north of Mesopotamia (Figs. 1, 7)13 . The upper Khabur catchment has a long settlement history, and witnessed the major expansion of nucleated settlements in the third millennium B.C., a region which is still in the focus of cur ...
... The SRTM data used in Menze et al.12 is derived from a test area in the north of Mesopotamia (Figs. 1, 7)13 . The upper Khabur catchment has a long settlement history, and witnessed the major expansion of nucleated settlements in the third millennium B.C., a region which is still in the focus of cur ...
CULTURAL ECOLOGY AND THE INDIGENOUS LANDSCAPE
... the last ice age. These nomadic groups of big game hunters left only scant evidence of their presence, including stone tool assemblages and trails; however, Paleoindian sites are particularly important since they represent the earliest documented evidence of humans in the region. Several of these si ...
... the last ice age. These nomadic groups of big game hunters left only scant evidence of their presence, including stone tool assemblages and trails; however, Paleoindian sites are particularly important since they represent the earliest documented evidence of humans in the region. Several of these si ...
The Impact of the River Basin Surveys Program in Historical
... problems of culture chronology and cultural-historical reconstruction, the direct-historical approach was intended to address a very significant question. Under this methodology, investigated sites were selected because of the information they could provide for the resolution of these questions—the ...
... problems of culture chronology and cultural-historical reconstruction, the direct-historical approach was intended to address a very significant question. Under this methodology, investigated sites were selected because of the information they could provide for the resolution of these questions—the ...