Yukon Territory (State / Territory) (Geographic Keyword)

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Big Bend Exploration Wells Archaeological and Cultural Resources Reconnaissance, North Slope, Alaska, for Arco Alaska (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J. E. Lobdell.

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Big Business in Alaska: the Kennecott Mines, 1898-1938 (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Melody Webb Grauman.

Big Delta Historical Overview (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Stephanie Stirling.

Big Delta State Historic Site As Seen By the Historical Architect or Being Confronted By Overwhelming Opportunities (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert A. Mitchell.

Big Delta: the Early Historic Period, 1898-1906 (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Craig W. Mishler.

Bioarcheology of the Tundra Steepe the Dry Creek Site, Central Alaska Research Proposal Submitted to the National Science Foundation (1998)

DOCUMENT Citation Only W. R. Powers.

Bioarcheology of the Tundra Steppe, the Dry Creek Site, Central Alaska

DOCUMENT Citation Only W. Roger Powers. R. Dale Guthrie.

Biographies of Northwest Coast Copper: A material investigation (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Lenore Thompson. R.C.P. Doonan.

This paper explores indigenous use of copper metal on the Northwest Coast of North America, and the impact of colonial contact on established cultural practices. Prior to contact (late 17th to early 19th century), native copper was collected, traded, and manipulated by indigenous communities that considered the material animate and powerful. Following the introduction of foreign trade materials, copper continued to be used to create culturally significant artifacts, however, strict frameworks of...

Biological Succession in the Aleutians (1953)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Theodore P. II Bank.

Biota of the Nikolski Strandflat (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Gordon Love.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Class I Inventory (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Class II Inventory (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Class II Inventory (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Inventory (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan M. Will.

Birch Creek National Wild River Cultural Resources Inventory, January 1986, NADB No. 1400878 (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only S. M. Will.

Birch Island: The Archaeology and Memory of Resettlement (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Julia Brenan.

Archaeology has the ability to bring people together and assist communities in creating their own historical narrative so it can be passed on and acknowledged, corrected and recorded, within and outside of their community. My work in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador on an archaeological site that only ended occupation in the late 1960s facilitates the formalization of the historical narrative of the former Birch Island community through archaeology, historical research and personal interviews....

The Birches Site (Mmk-005) Report on 1976 Archaeological Investigations (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only E. C. West.

Birches Site (Mmk-5) (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only C. Eugene West.

Bird Bones from Archaeological Sites in Alaska (1937)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Bones from Eskimo Ruins at Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska (1941)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Bones from Eskimo Ruins On St Lawrence Island, Bering Sea (1934)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Bones from Old Eskimo Ruins in Alaska (1934)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

Bird Remains from Summer Bay Site (Unl-092) Unalaska Island in the Eastern Aleutian Islands, Preliminary Report (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only M. Busch.

Birds of a Feather? Bird Conservation and Archaeology in the Gulf of Alaska (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Catherine West.

Gulf of Alaska islands provide habitat for substantial populations of both seabirds and migratory waterfowl, which have been under threat from mammal introductions and landscape degradation for more than 200 years. Bird management drives decisions in this island region and focuses on the eradication of invasive species and restoration of island landscapes to their "natural" state. However, given that people and climate have influenced these landscapes for thousands of years, we ask: how do we...

Birds of St Lawrence Island, Bering Sea (1932)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert Friedmann.

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