Connecticut River Valley (Geographic Keyword)
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An obsidian biface reportedly found in the Connecticut River Valley of Vermont, is the only currently locatable obsidian artifact purported to have been found in Northern New England. As such, it may be evidence for prehistoric long-distance exchange, a product of modern- or historic period trade among artifact collectors, or it may be a modern replica. Four criteria are outlined to assess the artifact’s authenticity as a product of prehistoric trade: provenience, cultural affiliation, age, and...
Grass-Lined Maize Storage Pit and Early Maize Horticulture in Central Connecticut (1991)
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Phase I Archaeological Survey Residential Cottage and Activity Building North Central Regional Center Windsor, Connecticut (1980)
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