Archaic (Culture Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard L. George.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Kathryn Puseman.

Charcoal from six features at 48NA465 in central Wyoming were submitted for identification. This site appears to contain Late Archaic occupations and to have been used for lithic tool manufacturing, hunting bison and smaller animals, and roasting and cooking activities. Charcoal samples were identified prior to submission for radiocarbon dating.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Peter Kováčik.

Four sites in Lake County, Oregon yielded charcoal for AMS radiocarbon dating. Ten samples were submitted for analysis to identify the most appropriate material for AMS radiocarbon dating. In addition, four groundstone wash samples, submitted from two of the four sites, were analyzed for phytolith evidence of food processing. All four sites are associated with prehistoric occupations; however, historic artifacts recovered at two of these sites indicate an early 20th Century component.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Kathryn Puseman. Melissa K. Logan.

Five charcoal samples were submitted for identification from the Calendar Site (41BS1517) in Brewster County, Texas. It is hoped that identification of these samples will enrich the environmental database of available plant resources for the eastern Trans-Pecos region during the early Archaic period.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Robert A. Dunn.

This report deals with the nature and occurrence of impacts to historic properties along the shorelines and in the drawdown zones of Corps of Engineers reservoirs. It presents the survey questionnaire responses obtained from all Corps Districts and describes the management practices observed in field visits to nine Corps reservoirs. This report describes the scope of the "drawdown problem" and the variety of adverse impacts from erosion, biochemical effects, and vandalism. An overview of...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniel H. Eakin.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard A. Yarnell.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Edward Jess.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Richard W. Jeffries. Christopher Moore.

In 2003, University of Kentucky archaeologists initiated field investigations just north of the famous Sapelo Shell Ring Complex (Site 9Mc23). The purpose of the excavations was to investigate the site’s Late Archaic component; however, test units and shovel probes placed north of Shell Ring II yielded several items of European origin, including several majolica and olive jar fragments and part of a small brass bell. Associated with these European artifacts were hundreds of Native American...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Richard W. Jefferies. Christopher Moore.

In 2003, University of Kentucky archaeologists initiated field investigations just north of the famous Sapelo Shell Ring Complex (Site 9Mc23). The purpose of the excavations was to investigate the site’s Late Archaic component; however, test units and shovel probes placed north of Shell Ring II yielded several items of European origin, including several majolica and olive jar fragments and part of a small brass bell. Associated with these European artifacts were hundreds of Native American...

DOCUMENT Citation Only James W. Cambron. John R. Mitchell.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Mark J. Lynott. Jennifer Pederson Weinberger. N'omi B. Greber. Orrin C. Shane, III. Bret J. Ruby. William H. Pickard. Jeffrey W. Weinberger. William S. Dancey. Jarrod Burks. Dawn Walter Gagliano. John Weymouth. Bruce Bevan. Rinita Dalan. Rolfe D. Mandel. Katherine Spielmann.

The papers in this volume were originally prepared for presentation at a symposium titled “In the Footprints of Squier and Davis: Hopewell Archaeology in Ross County, Ohio” at the 68th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in Milwaukee, WI (April 11, 2003). Curiosity about the nature and contents of the mounds around Chillicothe, Ohio led Squier and Davis to conduct the first major archeological field study in North America. Field research is still the foundation of all...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Donald R. Tuohy.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only F. H. Chapman.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Ripley P. Bullen.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text William A. III Patterson. Kenneth E. Sassaman.

Ecologists and archaeologists have long recognized that fires had an important effect on the vegetation of North America prior to the Colonial period. Evidence from areas as widely separated as Alaska (Shackleton 1979), Minnesota (Craig 1972), and Maine (Anderson 1979) shows that fires burned since before the time when humans first emigrated to the continent at the end of the last ice age. It seems likely that the early inhabitants of North America were accustomed to living in environments that...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert W. Leonard.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only William S. Webb.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text James W. Bradley. Francis McManamon. Thomas F. Mahlstedt. Ann L. Magennis.

Late in the summer of 1979, human bones were unexpectedly uncovered during the construction of a septic system for summer cottages on Indian Neck, Wellfleet, Massachusetts. National Park Service archeologists, who were conducting a survey of the Cape Cod National Seashore, were contacted and the skeletal remains were identified as Native American . Construction had been halted when the bones were first noticed and it was determined that completion of the septic system would destroy the remaining...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Edward J. Wahla.

This is a short discussion of some flint materials employed by the Indians in the production of local projectile points and should prove of interest to amateur archaeologists, especially for those with little knowledge of local geology or mineralogy. This non-technical study of locally occurring points is a slightly altered version of the series appearing in "Artifacts", the bulletin of the Clinton Valley Chapter of the Michigan Archaeological Society.

DOCUMENT Citation Only Edward L. Martin.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Walter Hitchcock.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Louis S. Winner.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Dallas A. Blanchard. Sandra K. Linton.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Marilyn Pennington.

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