Alaska (State / Territory) (Geographic Keyword)
6,151-6,175 (10,660 Records)
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Holocene Site Assemblage Structure and Economic Organization In Admiralty Inlet and Puget Sound, Washington (2015)
We compare 80 site components in Admiralty Inlet and Puget Sound, Washington, using component age, deposit thickness and complexity, feature type and diversity, portable artifact functional classes, and assemblage diversity to study the range of functional site types and diversification of tool kits through time. We previously (2011) analyzed 75 components using Thompson’s (1978) 20-functional class system to code portable artifacts. We noted that most inland riverine and prairie sites did not...
Holocene Subsistence Activities and Culture Chronology in Central Interior Alaska (1986)
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The Holzman Site: Faunal Remains from a Late Pleistocene Occupation in the Tanana Valley, Alaska (2017)
The earliest archaeological sites in eastern Beringia occur at the gateway of the ice free corridor in interior Alaska. The Holzman site was discovered in 2015 along Shaw Creek in the Tanana Valley and dates to the late Pleistocene. Bison and caribou remains as well as mammoth ivory in the lowest components of the site demonstrate the importance of big game hunting during the colonization of Beringia and the interaction of humans with mammoths during the last phase of their extinction in...
Homer, Alaska, Small Boat Harbor Expansion Study, Archeological Reconnaissance (1979)
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Homestead Survey 1898-1940, Matanuska-Susitna Borough Part II: November 1994, Clg Grant #93284 (1994)
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Homesteads on Fort Richardson, Alaska (2001)
This study was intended to be a companion to the Elmendorf Air Force Base Homestead Study, though the scope and focus are somewhat different due to the later date at which the majority of homestead applications were filed in this area. Fort Richardson probably received less initial homestead settlement because it was further away from Anchorage. The intent of this study is to document the history of homesteading in the area and establish a historic context of the time period. This is necessary...
Homesteads on Fort Richardson, Alaska, Cemml Tps 01-4 (2001)
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Hood Canal, WA: a Geoarchaeological Examination of Land Use (2017)
Hood Canal in Washington State contains a variety of archaeological sites, dating from at least 3,330 years ago to historic times. These sites include shell middens, villages, individual settlements, petroglyphs, logging activity traits, and hydroelectric features, to name a few. The area has undergone significant land movement due to seismic activity, landslides, and, possibly, sand blows. This presentation examines Hood Canal’s prehistoric and historic land use with respect to the region’s...
Hoonah Sound Herring Pounds Project Number 90-01-030 (1990)
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Hooper Bay Community Building Survey (1978)
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Hooper Bay, Alaska Archaeological Survey (1978)
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Hope Road Erosion Project (1987)
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Hot Springs Village Site (2); Preliminary Report of the 1974 Excavation at Port Moller, Alaska (1976)
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Hot Springs Village Site (3); Preliminary Report of the 1977 Excavations at Port Moller, Alaska (1979)
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Hot Springs Village Site [1]; Preliminary Report of the 1972 Excavations at Port Moller, Alaska (1974)
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House Structure and Interior Features (1990)
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Household Archaeology of Shaw Creek, Alaska (2021)
This is an abstract from the "SAA 2021: General Sessions" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. This study compares the remains of two prehistoric houses to those of the protohistoric past. Each housepit represents a different archaeological tradition, dating roughly to 1,000 and 2,000 years ago. If house features represent a stable material culture correlate reflecting a culture's core concept of the family unit, the comparison allows us a viewpoint of...
Housepit 54 at Bridge River: Seventeen Anthropogenic Floors in Time and Space (2017)
The Bridge River Archaeological Project initiated excavations of Housepit 54 in 2012 with the goal of developing an understanding of household history during the period of ca. 1000-1500 years ago. Excavations at Housepit 54 have revealed a remarkable sequence of 17 anthropogenic floors, 16 of which pre-date 1000 years ago and reflect periods of rapid growth and stability. The earliest three floors derive from small (estimated 4-6 m diameter) oval structures followed by a seven floor sequence...
Houses of the Arctic Small Tool Tradition in Southwestern Alaska (1968)
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Houses, Territory, and Tenure: An Archaeological Case Study of Territoriality in the Salish Sea (2017)
The multi-family, above-ground, post-and-beam plankhouse looms large in our understanding of ancestral Coast Salish households that populated the coastal regions of southwestern British Columbia and northwestern Washington State. In addition to their practical role as shelters, plankhouses were both social fields of daily practice and ceremonialism, and imposing physical structures that communicated presence and the territorial and tenurial interests of the household. In this presentation, I...
Housing an Air Force and a Navy: The Wherry and Capehart Era Solutions to the Postwar Family Housing Shortage (1949-1962), Volume I: Main Report (2007)
This historic context, Housing an Air Force and Navy: The Wherry and Capehart Era Solutions to the Postwar Family Housing Shortage (1949-1962), was prepared to support the Department of the Air Force and the Navy in executing the Program Comment for Capehart and Wherry Era Housing at Air Force and Navy Bases. The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation issued the draft program comment on 10 September 2004 and the final comment on 18 November 2004. The Department of the Air Force and the...
Housing an Air Force and a Navy: The Wherry and Capehart Era Solutions to the Postwar Family Housing Shortage (1949-1962), Volume III: Appendices B through M (2007)
The following document includes several appendices describing sponsors and architects associated with the Air Force's and Navy's Wherry, Capehart, and appropriated funds housing programs. These included several records at the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Archives at Port Hueneme, California; Air Force installation surveys; transcripts of Congressional hearings on military family housing; original drawings obtained during site visits; lists of Wherry housing project acquisitions and...
How Man Came To North America (1973)
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How Man Came To North America (1951)
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