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Archaeological investigations at Housepit 54 within the Bridge River site have, to date, exposed seventeen discreet floors primarily dating to ca. 1500-1000 cal. B.P. In this poster we draw data from three of the site’s floors, IIk, IIl, and IIm, where the most recent investigations have yielded an interesting pattern of hearth and cache pit features. Questions will be addressed specifically towards formation processes as well as the potential relationships between the patterning of...
Housepit 54 at Bridge River: Seventeen Anthropogenic Floors in Time and Space (2017)
The Bridge River Archaeological Project initiated excavations of Housepit 54 in 2012 with the goal of developing an understanding of household history during the period of ca. 1000-1500 years ago. Excavations at Housepit 54 have revealed a remarkable sequence of 17 anthropogenic floors, 16 of which pre-date 1000 years ago and reflect periods of rapid growth and stability. The earliest three floors derive from small (estimated 4-6 m diameter) oval structures followed by a seven floor sequence...
Housepit 54: Dogs and their Changing Roles (2017)
Excavations at the Bridge River site, British Colombia have been on going since 2003. The careful study of these housepits have significantly increased our understanding of the communities that inhabited the Middle Fraser Canyon over 1,000 years ago. The completion of the Housepit 54 excavation has provided further evidence of the many facets of indigenous life at Bridge River; among these is the role of dogs. The possession and many uses of dogs in the Middle Fraser Canyon is well documented...
Houses of the Arctic Small Tool Tradition in Southwestern Alaska (1968)
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Houses, Territory, and Tenure: An Archaeological Case Study of Territoriality in the Salish Sea (2017)
The multi-family, above-ground, post-and-beam plankhouse looms large in our understanding of ancestral Coast Salish households that populated the coastal regions of southwestern British Columbia and northwestern Washington State. In addition to their practical role as shelters, plankhouses were both social fields of daily practice and ceremonialism, and imposing physical structures that communicated presence and the territorial and tenurial interests of the household. In this presentation, I...
How Man Came To North America (1973)
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How Man Came To North America (1951)
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How Man Came To the New World (1962)
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How to Enact Reconciliation in British Columbia CRM (2017)
Righting the balance between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations is the defining challenge of 21st century nationhood in Canada. Archaeology, as a discipline and an industry, has specific responsibilities and opportunities in this reconciliation. Despite recent attention brought to the social injustices of colonization, reconciliation is still scantily considered and spottily applied by heritage practitioners, governments and businesses. I discuss how we can and must enact reconciliation...
How To Interpret Alaska's Raised Beaches? (1965)
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How Were Pacific Cod at Tse-whit-zen Affected by Climate Change? (2017)
In 2011, U.S. federal agencies listed Pacific cod (Gadus macrocephalus) in the Salish Sea as a species of concern. Fishery managers typically use historical data from the past ~ 50 years to create baselines to manage reduced fisheries, which does not take into account long term environmental change or how human populations have affected the ecosystem in the past. Archaeological data extends these baselines much further back in time. The Tse-whit-zen faunal project provides a ~ 2200 yr history...
Hrdlicka's Expedition To Kodiak (1934)
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HUD Lease On / of Dora Hadley Native Townsite Lot, USS 4482 (1990)
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HUD Lime Village Housing Development Archaeological Assessment (1993)
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HUD Old McGrath School House, McGrath, Alaska, Supplemental Information, Letter by J. Kress (2002)
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Human Adaptation To Cold Climate: Archaeological Evidence for Migration To America (1984)
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Human Behavioral Ecology and the Complexities of Arctic Foodways (2019)
This is an abstract from the "Human Behavioral Ecology at the Coastal Margins: Global Perspectives on Coastal & Maritime Adaptations" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. In this paper we will examine whether Arctic and Subarctic coasts have unique characteristics in the context of human behavioral ecology (HBE). We start with a review of the variability in maritime adaptations around the circumpolar north, and then examine efforts to apply HBE models...
Human Colonizations of the Cook Inlet Basin Before 3000 Years Ago, Presented at 20th Annual Meeting, Alaska Anthropological Association, Anchorage (1993)
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Human Ecological Factors in the Rat Islands, Alaska (1976)
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Human Land Use Strategies and Responses to Risk during the Pleistocene–Holocene Transition in Eastern Beringia (2018)
Recent investigations in central Alaska at multiple scales (macro-regional, watershed, site cluster, intrasite) have revealed robust patterning among technological, faunal, and feature datasets. These responses are explored in the context of both regional environmental change associated with climatic oscillations between the Bolling-Allerod, Younger Dryas, and early Holocene chronozones as well as systemic change incorporating more logistical organization, shifts in diet breadth, and changes in...
A Human Mandible in Probable Association with a Pleistocene Faunal Assemblage In Eastern Beringia: A Preliminary Report (1977)
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Human Migration and Permanent Occupation in the Bering Sea Area (1967)
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Human Remains from Three Rock Shelters Wilson Cove Admiralty Island, Alaska 49 Sit 283 (1990)
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Human Remains Report (1986)
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Human Skeletal Material from Kawumkan Springs Midden (1956)
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