Yukon Territory (State / Territory) (Geographic Keyword)
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The goal of our research was to analyze the correlation between decomposition, and damage to memorial structures around the Emanu-el Jewish Cemetery in Victoria B.C. We hypothesized that some concrete fill damage was due to casket decay after the fill was placed, causing it to sink or crack. We used damaged double plots with a single fill as evidence, because the side of the older burial had time to settle before the fill was poured over both plots. We found that damage was almost always on the...
Cenozoic Sedimentary and Tectonic History of the Bering Sea, in "Oceanography of the Bering Sea" by D.W. Hood & E.J. Kellet, Eds (1974)
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Center for Disease Control Microbiologic Investigations of the Barrow Eskimo Specimens (1983)
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Center for Northwest Anthropology Project Report Number 3--- Archaeology of Haceta Island: A Survey of 16 Timber Harvest Units in the Tongass National Forest, Southeastern Alaska (1985)
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Centering Alluitsoq: The Potential for an Indigenous Archaeology in Greenland (2018)
Postcolonial and Indigenous archaeologies have changed the theoretical, methodological, and political landscapes of our discipline’s engagement with regions and peoples once conceptualized as peripheral to the European core. However, some regions, and the subjects that move within them, still occupy the conceptual margins. This paper considers the position of archaeological praxes in Greenland, a constituent of the Kingdom of Denmark, and the late arrival of the postcolonial critique to...
Central Creek Pingo (49-Xbp-008): An Arctic Small Tool and Historic Hunting Station of the Arctic Coastal Plain, North Alaska-1992-for Arco Alaska, Inc (1992)
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Central Kenai Interceptor Archaeological Survey (1979)
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Centralized Households and Decentralized Communities: Economic Integration in a Marpole Period Plankhouse Village (2017)
The Marpole Period (2500 to 1000 BP) was a time of social transformation in the Salish Sea region of the Northwest Coast of North America. During this period, social and economic relations became increasingly bound up in the operation of centralized, long-lived, multifamily households. Yet, centralization arguably failed to extend far past plankhouse walls, producing regionally decentralized economic communities. This paper examines the processes underlying this pattern from the vantage point of...
Ceramic Technologies and Technologies of Remembrance - an Iroquoian Case Study (2017)
The patterned deposition of certain objects, often in association with materials or structures that are seen to have symbolic associations, is an act of memorialization seen in many Neolithic and broadly shamanic societies throughout the world. This paper uses petrographic and contextual data to explore how objects manufactured with certain material qualities may have served as symbolic referents to memories related to Ontario Iroquoian ritual and social practices, both at the object level, and...
Ceramics Variation at the Utqiagvik Site (1990)
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Certain Relations Between Northwestern America and Northeastern Asia (1937)
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Cetacean Hunting on the northern Oregon Coast: Evidence from the Par-Tee Site (35CLT20) (2017)
Indigenous whale hunting on the Pacific Northwest Coast is predominately associated with whaling cultures north of Oregon in northern Washington and British Columbia’s Vancouver Island. Ethnographic and ethno-historical records from the northern Oregon Coast suggests whaling occurred locally, at least opportunistically. To date the only physical evidence of local whaling is a humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) phalanx with an embedded elk (Cervus elaphus) bone harpoon point. A calibrated...
Chairman's Remarks. Papers of the [1st] Alaskan Science Conference, Science in Alaska 1950 (1952)
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The Challenges and Benefits of Comparing Archaeological and Oral Records (2017)
Archaeologists have referenced the oral record throughout the history of their research in Tsimshian territory. In this paper we frame our recent collaboration against this legacy and argue that that a symmetrical relationship is a necessary foundation for any conjunction between these complex datasets. Our collaboration recognizes the common history they represent, but also their different logical frameworks and empirical scope. In our context, the oral record was more complete, detailed, and...
Chaluka Stratigraphy, Umnak Island, Alaska (1974)
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Chaluka: the Economic Base (1966)
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Champagne and Angostura Bitters: Entertaining at a Galapagos Sugar Plantation, 1880-1904 (2016)
From 1880 to 1904 Manuel J. Cobos ran the El Progreso Plantation in the highlands of San Cristóbal in the Galapagos Islands. This operation focused on sugar, cattle, coffee, and fruit production, exploiting the labour of convicted prisoners and indentured peons from mainland Ecuador. Excavation of the household midden in 2014 and 2015 demonstrates that Cobos imported a variety of goods that tied this remote location in Pacific South America to a global supply chain of luxury consumer products...
Changing Ecologies and Altered Landscapes: A 13,500 year Paleoecological Record from Galiano Island, British Columbia (2017)
A high-resolution lake sediment core recovered from Shaw’s Bog on Galiano Island provides a window into the paleoecology of the island and region back to the Late Pleistocene. The extensive time depth represented offers an opportunity to evaluate ecology and climate prior to the known arrival of people in the southern Gulf Islands. It also provides a mechanism to measure impacts on the local ecology following the establishment of major, long-term village locations such as Dionisio Point and...
Changing Prehistoric Eskimo Subsistence Patterns: a Working Paper (1979)
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Changing Settlement Patterns in the Nushagak River Region, Alaska (1969)
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Chasing the Gradient: A New Diver-Held Tool for Locating Buried Shipwreck Remains in Magnetically Challenging Environments (2020)
This is an abstract from the session entitled "Plus Ultra: An examination of current research in Spanish Colonial/Iberian Underwater and Terrestrial Archaeology in the Western Hemisphere." , at the 2020 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. A new diver-held magnetometer was developed that directly senses the total magnetic gradient, and therefore effectively provides a direct signal if a magnetic (e.g., ferrous) object is in its vicinity, regardless of other ambient...
Check-Stamped Pottery from Alaska (1928)
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Chemical and Pedological Delimiting of Deeply Stratified Archaeological Sites in Frozen Ground (1978)
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Chena Pumphouse to Ester Pipe and Ditch, Site Information from Northern Land Use Research, Inc (1996)
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Chena River Lakes Archaeological Assessment (1976)
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