Alaska (State / Territory) (Geographic Keyword)

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Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Class I Inventory (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

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Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Class II Inventory (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Class II Inventory (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Inventory (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Inventory, January 1986, NADB No. 1400878 (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only S. M. Will.

The Birches Site (Mmk-005) Report on 1976 Archaeological Investigations (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only E. C. West.

Birches Site (Mmk-5) (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only C. Eugene West.

Bird Bones from Archaeological Sites in Alaska (1937)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Bones from Eskimo Ruins at Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska (1941)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Bones from Eskimo Ruins On St Lawrence Island, Bering Sea (1934)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Bones from Old Eskimo Ruins in Alaska (1934)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Remains from Summer Bay Site (Unl-092) Unalaska Island in the Eastern Aleutian Islands, Preliminary Report (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only M. Busch.

Birds of a Feather? Bird Conservation and Archaeology in the Gulf of Alaska (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Catherine West.

Gulf of Alaska islands provide habitat for substantial populations of both seabirds and migratory waterfowl, which have been under threat from mammal introductions and landscape degradation for more than 200 years. Bird management drives decisions in this island region and focuses on the eradication of invasive species and restoration of island landscapes to their "natural" state. However, given that people and climate have influenced these landscapes for thousands of years, we ask: how do we...

Birds of St Lawrence Island, Bering Sea (1932)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Birnirk and Thule Pottery: Analysis of Arctic Ceramics from Inuigniq (Cape Espenberg), Alaska (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Patrick Reed. Shelby Anderson. Caelie Butler.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. We are conducting a multi-year (2009-2018), multi-disciplinary research project at Inuigniq (Cape Espenberg) to explore changing patterns of human occupation, culture change, and environmental conditions in Northwest Alaska. Our current focus is on the emergence of Birnirk archaeological culture ca. AD 1000, and the question of how Birnirk culture factored...

The Birnirk to Thule Transition as Viewed from Two Adjacent Houses at Cape Espenberg (2021)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Claire Alix. Tony Krus. Lauren E. Y. Norman. Owen K. Mason. Juliette Taïeb.

This is an abstract from the "Arctic Pasts: Dimensions of Change" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The transformation of the Birnirk culture into the Thule culture remains central to the development of modern Inuit peoples across the Arctic. Nevertheless, its chronological definition remains imprecise and contentious despite a century of research since the discovery of the Birnirk site near Utqiagvik and the definition of the Thule culture in the...

The Birnirk/Thule Migrations: Pushed from an Overpopulated Bering Strait Dominated by Old Bering Sea Culture (2021)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Owen Mason.

This is an abstract from the "Arctic Pasts: Dimensions of Change" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. A climate-driven eastward push of Thule migrants remains axiomatic to many arctic archaeologists, associated with presumed warming weather of the Medieval Climate Anomaly (MCA), by tradition dated ca. AD 1000. Thule researchers implicated a rapid migration by rapacious “over-killing” seal-hunters and whalers entering unoccupied landscapes—increasingly...

Birthplace of the Winds (1956)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Theodore P. II Bank.

Bison and Man in North America (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only R. D. Guthrie.

Black Hill Archaeological Site, Seward Peninsula, Alaska (1952)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles Lucier.

Blade and Burin Industries in Northwest North America: a Summary of Current Research (1966)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William N. Irving.

BLM - Alaska Cultural Resource Program: An Overview (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Raymond C. Leicht.

BLM 1984 Status Report Dalton Cache Stabilization Project

DOCUMENT Citation Only J. L. Beck. D. Hinrichsen.

BLM 1988 Annual Report to SHPO for Examination of Cultural Resources for a 12 Inch Waterline to Be Buried, Extending 1,040 Feet from the Existing Water Line (1987)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J. L. Steele.

BLM 1988 Annual Report to SHPO for Examination of Cultural Resources for a Right of Way 1,040 by 25 Feet for Mea Apa Remote Sensing Antenna with Connecting Electric Service and Communication Lines (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J. L. Steele.

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