Iowa (State / Territory) (Geographic Keyword)
1,226-1,250 (15,574 Records)
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Assr- Phase 1 Archaeological Survey for a Proposed Cell Phone Tower (Mwc 155-S2) , Section 01, T90N-R37W, Buena Vista County, Iowa. (2001)
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Assr- Phase 1 Archaeological Survey for a Proposed Cell Phone Tower (Mwc 156-S1) , Section 03, T99N-R38W, Dickenson County, Iowa. (2001)
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Assr- Phase 1 Archaeological Survey for a Proposed Cell Phone Tower (Mwc 164-S1) , Section 35, T97N-R39W, O'Brien County. Iowa (2001)
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Assr- Phase 1 Archaeological Survey for a Proposed Cell Phone Tower (Mwc 165-S2) , Section 23, T94N-R40W, O'Brien County. Iowa (2001)
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Assr: Phase 1 Archaeological Investigation of a Proposed Wetland Mitigation Area IN Ewing Park. Polk County, Iowa (2002)
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Assr: Phase I Archaeological Investigation for the Martensdale Bridge E-2360 Replacement Project BROS-91(25)--8J-91 Jefferson Township, Warren County (1999)
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Assr: Phase I Cultural Resources Investigation for Boysen Road Bridge over Dry Creek BRM-1187(24)--8N-57, Linn County, Iowa (1999)
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Assr: Phase I Cultural Resources Investigation of the Dayton Avenue Improvements from E. 13th Street to Lincoln Way, City of Ames, Story County, Iowa (2001)
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Assr: Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Ankeny Regional Airport Parcel Acquisitions Project, Delaware Township, Polk County, Iowa (2001)
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Assr: Phase I Intensive Archaeological Survey / Ashland Meadows Wetland Mitigation Areas, City of Ankeny, Polk County, Iowa (2000)
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Assr: Phase IA Archaeological Investigation of the Borrow Area for the Yellow Pole Road Relocation Project, Pottawattamie County, Iowa (78-1642(624)). (2001)
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Assr:Phase I Archaeological Investigation of the New Supply Well and Improvements, City of Desoto, Dallas County, Iowa (Project No. 99-465-G) (2000)
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At Long Last, An Atlatl of Your Very Own (1988)
J. Whittaker: Modern atlatl for experiment and sport, Leininger and Perkins featured. Does not occur as claimed in print version of that issue of Sports Illustrated.
"At Rest," the Pima Lodge 10, Improved Order of Red Men Cemetery Plot in Tucson, Arizona. (2016)
The Improved Order of Red Men opened a lodge in Tucson, Arizona Territory in 1898. Here, members of the fraternal group held meetings featuring songs and speeches, and marched in parades dressed in Native American attire. The lodge purchased a cemetery plot and, from 1898 to 1908, 20 graves were dug. Archaeological excavation of the eastern cluster of graves yielded nine burials, two complete and seven exhumed in 1915. Each grave contained human remains, clothing, coffins, and outer boxes....
At Risk in Delaware: Nature and Culture in Conflict (2019)
This is an abstract from the "Case Studies from SHA’s Heritage at Risk Committee" session, at the 2019 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Delaware is one of the most low-lying coastal regions in the country, and the state has experienced relative sea-level rise at the rate of approximately one inch a decade over the course of the 20th century. Delaware has recognized as a matter of state policy that sea-level rise is a reality that has affected the state in the past...
At the Crossroads of Consumption: 19th Century Slave Life in Western Tennessee (2015)
In eight years of excavations on the 20,000 acre Ames land base in western Tennessee, a clearer picture of the 19th century of everyday life and the associated patterns of consumption of the antebellum south has emerged. With over twenty contiguous plantations, we are able to compare specific characteristics of the material culture from large (3,000+ acres) to small plantations (300 acres). Our current focus is on Fanny Dickins, a woman of financial means who established a small plantation after...
At the Crossroads: Intersections of Colonization (2018)
Intersectionality arose as a strategy for understanding the ways oppression operates simultaneously on multiple aspects of a person’s identity. As such, it provides a key framework for understanding how gender, race, and religion affected interactions between Europeans and indigenous communities from contact through today. The missionaries of New Spain, as well as later explorers of the Louisiana Territory, proscribed gendered expectations on indigenous peoples that fundamentally altered their...
"At this point there was terrible firing, and half of the Englishmen...were slain": The Rearguard Action at the Battle of Brandywine, 11 September 1777 - A comparative dialogic of Captain Ewald's battlefield experience as a function of terrain analysis in battlefield study bridging the semantic and the semiotic of a battlespace. (2016)
DRAFT "At this point there was terrible firing, and half of the Englishmen...were slain": The Rearguard Action at the Battle of Brandywine, 11 September 1777 kevin m. donaghy Temple University Department of Anthropology ABSTRACT Battlefield Archaeology has gained new energy in part due to: advances in remote sensing and data management, improved access to primary documents and GIS technologies. A question arises of whether we can improve our battlefield modeling based on military...
AT&T Cedar Rapids to West Liberty Fiberoptic Cable Project, Linn , Johnson,Cedar and Muscatine Counties (1995)
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"Athens of the Ozarks": The Archaeology of Cane Hill College, Arkansas's First University (2019)
This is an abstract from the "Working on the 19th-Century" session, at the 2019 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Founded by Cumberland Presbyterians in 1827, Cane Hill, located in Northwest Arkansas, was once a thriving community centered on agriculture, religion, education, and its milling industry. Education was very important to the Cumberland Presbyterians and plans for their growing community. In 1834 they established the first public school and library in the...
Atlanta's Legacy: The MARTA Collection (2018)
The City of Atlanta was born from Terminus, a junction of rail lines, in the nineteenth century. Archaeological excavations for a modern transportation system, Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), were conducted in the late 1970s. The results of this massive urban archaeological project identified 40 sites, along with 29 areas of artifact concentrations. The return of the MARTA Collection to Georgia State University has revealed new insight into nineteenth and twentieth century...
Atlantic Traverses, Contrastive Illuminations (2015)
Research projects in historical archaeology have been greatly enhanced by trans-Atlantic, comparative perspectives and questions probing the contours of European colonial impacts. Marley Brown's work has provided a key intellectual impetus to these developments. His focus has compelled colleagues to exhaust interdisciplinary data sets in each research project, and to frame questions with a large-scale, comparative perspective. A remarkable variety of research questions are being addressed, often...
An atlas of primitive American clothing (2006)
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Atlas of Reported Sites in Allamakee County, Iowa Draft
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