Aleutian Islands (Geographic Keyword)
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BULK SEDIMENT ANALYSIS AND AMS RADIOCARBON AGE DETERMINATION OF SAMPLES FROM SITE 18JRSSH024, SHISHALDIN VOLCANO AND SITE 18MKJRS001, MAKUSHIN VOLCANO, ALASKA (2018)
One sediment sample from the Shishaldin volcano on the Aleutian Islands (Site 18jrssh024) and four sediment samples from the Makushin volcano on the Eastern Unalaska Island (Site 18mkjrs001), Alaska were submitted for recovery of datable particulate organics and AMS radiocarbon age determination.
Memorandum of Agreement Between the US Air Force and the Alaska State Historic Preservation Office Regarding the Environmental Restoration of Seven Distant Early Warning Sites, Alaska (2005)
A Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the United States Air Force and the Alaska State Historic Preservation Office regarding the environmental restoration of seven distant early warning sites in Alaska that are also eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. These sites include Point Lay, Wainwright, Point Barrow, Point Lonely, Oliktok, Bullen Point, and Barter Island. The United States Air Force proposes to remove original material from the seven historic properties in the...
Metes and Bounds of Late Prehistoric Human Distributions: Prospects for Investigating Prehistoric Ethnohistories By Archaeological Means (1989)
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An Overview of Alaskan's Prehistoric Cultures (2018)
This report provides an overview which adopts a basic approach that describes the broadest outlines of Alaska’s prehistoric culture history as seen against the backdrop of these environmental changes and geographic divides. Results of the many more advanced analyses of prehistoric behavior are omitted for the sake of simplicity, as are the details of the many scholarly debates important in the archaeological literature.