Midway Islands (Country) (Geographic Keyword)

4,401-4,425 (4,518 Records)

Trip Survey, Aerial Archaeology Reconnaissance Survey for Revised Proposed Site for Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Pohakuloa Training Area, Hamakua, Hawai'i (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles Streck, Jr..

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Two (2) Rock Piles in Kukuiula Preserve Area (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hallett H. Hammatt.

U.S. Air Force Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan Wake Island Air Field, Koke'e Air Force Station, Kaua'I, Hawai'I; and Mount Ka'ala Air Force Station, O'ahu, Hawai'I (2008)

DOCUMENT Full-Text 15th Civil Engineer Squadron.

The purpose of this Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan (INRMP) is to clearly define the goals and objectives for natural resources management on Wake Island Air Field (WIA); Kōkeˋe Air Force Station (AFS), Kauaˋi, Hawaiˋi; and Mount (Mt.) Kaˋala AFS, Oˋahu, Hawaiˋi. This INRMP was prepared in accordance with the Sikes Act Improvement Act (SAIA) as amended through 2013; Air Force Instruction (AFI) 32 7064, Integrated Natural Resources Management (United States Air Force [USAF] 2014a);...

Ukoa, O`ahu: Archaeological Survey at Proposed Well Location. (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William M. Barrera, Jr..

Understanding Pleistocene and Early Holocene faunal exploitation at Barrow Island, North-west Australia (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Tiina Manne. Peter Veth. Fiona Hook. Kane Ditchfield. Ingrid Ward.

Barrow Island, located 50km off the modern Pilbara coast, contains the longest and richest archaeological record of Pleistocene coastal settlement in northern Australia. During lowered sea levels of the Pleistocene, the island was part of the greater Australian continent. Archaeological survey has revealed an array of sites in cave, rockshelter and open air-settings. The most diverse record has been recovered from a large limestone cave, where repeated visits began at c. 50 ka BP and continued...

Underwater Cultural Heritage Protection and Management in Pacific Island States (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Akatsuki Takahashi.

The waters of the Pacific Ocean contains a wealth of Underwater Cultural Heritage (UCH) encompassing the history of humanity from the Stone Age to the Atomic Age and witnessing climate change. This paper presents a summary of the outcomes of the UCH Programme in Pacific Small Island Developing States (SIDS). Notable progress includes the reference to the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the UCH in SAMOA Pathway outcome document (2014), national and regional capacity building workshops, and...

Unentangling Hotspots and Episodes in Pre-domestication Cultivation of Cereals: Examples from West and East Asia (2023)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Dorian Fuller.

This is an abstract from the "Subsistence Crops and Animals as a Proxy for Human Cultural Practice" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The growth of empirical archaeobotanical data has highlighted that domestication processes in cereals were spread out over both time (millennia) and space (100,000s rather than 10,000s of km2). Updated data from West Asian cereals and pulses, alongside Chinese millets and rice, are analyzed. These data allow...

University of Hawai`i School of Architecture Construction Project DAGS No.02-31-3086 Archaeological Monitoring Plan (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Bruce A. Jones.

University of Hawai`i-Hilo Kawili Street Development Archaeological Inventory Survey (TMK: 3-2-4-01:5) (draft) (1998)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert B. Rechtman. Jack Dave Henry.

An Unrecorded Charcoal Kiln in the Minami Golf Course Project, Kailua, O`ahu. (1989)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Virgil W. Meeker.

Unrecorded Heiau on State Lands, Waiakea, South Hilo, Hawai`i (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Wendell Kam.

Unsettling Settler-Colonial Archaeology: Constructing Indigenous Futurities at Puʻukoholā Heiau (2023)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Travis Chai Andrade.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2023: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Often thought of as a discipline that concerns itself with ruins—that which is in the past—archaeology also serves the settler-colonial project, in the present and the future. For that reason, archaeology inherently functions as a political tool, even if typically imagined as an apolitical means of “preserving” the past. In other words, archaeology offers...

Updated Inventory and Map of Unmarked Burials Inadvertently Discovered, Kapa`a Sewerline, Kapa`a, Kawaihau, Kaua`i (as of March 5, 1994). (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hallett H. Hammatt.

Upper Ki'ilae Village Mapping Project, Stage 1, Kealia Ranch, Ahupua'a of Ki'ilae, South Kona, Island of Hawai'i (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard M. Bordner.

Upper Makaha Valley Mapping Project; Unit 1: Sites 764 and 996 and Unit 2: Site 771. (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard M. Bordner. David W. Cox.

Upper Wainiha Valley, Kaua`i: Archaeological Reconnaissance. (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William M. Barrera, Jr..

Upper Wainiha Valley, Kaua`i: Archaeological Survey. (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William M. Barrera, Jr..

Use and Abandonment of Habitation Caves in the Prehistoric Settlement of Southeastern Oahu: A Proposed Research Design for the 1980 University of Hawai`i Archaeological Field Program (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Bertell D. Davis. Michael W. Kaschko.

Use Permit for J.C. Sandblasting, Hanama`ulu, Lihu`e, Kaua`i. (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William K. Kikuchi. [NFM] Various.

Using stable isotopes to identify childhood and infant feeding practices in prehistoric Taumako (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Christina Stantis. Hallie Buckley. Amy Commendador. John Dudgeon.

Though many ethnohistoric sources in the tropical Pacific recount chiefly feasting events, few describe the feeding practices of children despite the impact childhood nutrition has on morbidity and mortality throughout an individual’s life history. The Namu burial ground (circa 750 — 300 BP) on the island of Taumako in the southeast Solomon Islands provides a direct means of understanding prehistoric life on a Polynesian Outlier. Twenty individuals from the 226 excavated were sampled as part of...

Using the Archaeological Record to Better Understand Models: An Australian Case Study (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Benjamin Davies. Simon Holdaway. Patricia Fanning.

In Australia’s desert regions, different conceptual models are sometimes used to explain patterning in late Holocene surface deposits. Among these patterns are distributions of radiocarbon determinations, which have been concurrently explained as generated by intermittent occupation by hypermobile foragers, or growing semi-resident populations of broad-spectrum hunter-gatherers. This paper shows how models connected to the language and logic of record formation can help resolve competing...

Utilization of Fish Resources at the Hopoate Site on Tongatapu, Kingdom of Tonga (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Roxanne Wildenstein. Aubrey Cannon. David Burley.

Analysis of archaeological fish remains from the Hopoate site, on Tongatapu in the Pacific Island Kingdom of Tonga, identified 18 different families. Significant change in relative abundance was evident in Lethrinidae (emperors) and Acanthuridae (surgeonfish, unicornfish), two families common as food fish in Tonga. Frequencies of the families were compared between the early settlement period (~2850-2900 cal BP) and the subsequent Plainware/Aceramic period. Larger-bodied Lethrinidae, which are...

Utilizing Ancient Oral Microbes to Track Human Migrations across the Pacific Islands: Insights from Palau and Beyond (2021)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Laura Weyrich. Raphael Eisenhofer. Bastien Llamas. Keith Dobney. Scott Fitzpatrick.

This is an abstract from the "When the Wild Winds Blow: Micronesia Colonization in Pacific Context" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Ancient human migrations underpin the origin of past cultures, health, ecological interactions, and identity. However, recent or rapid migrations are difficult to track using classical demographic tools that monitor human genetic mutations over time. A new method—tracking human migrations by assessing microbial genome...

Uwau, O`ahu: Archaeological Survey at Proposed Well Locations. (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William M. Barrera, Jr..

Varied Outcomes of the Colonial Encounter in Hawaii Island's Hinterlands (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Benjamin Barna.

This is an abstract from the "Rethinking Hinterlands in Polynesia" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Beginning in the late 18th century CE, the Hawaiian archipelago's sustained interaction with foreigners transformed the islands from independent kingdoms at the center of their world to a globalized frontier, trade entrepôt, military outpost, and, ultimately, an economic and political colony. At the same time, the seats of power and settlement...