Yukon Territory (State / Territory) (Geographic Keyword)
8,276-8,300 (10,668 Records)
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Radiocarbon Dating Results for Sample UNITAL2, UNITBL4, UNITEL2, UNITHL2, UNITHL2A, UNITHL2B, UNITHL3 (2005)
Correspondence from the Director of the Beta Analytic Radiocarbon Dating Laboratory, Miami Florida to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services regarding the radiocarbon dating results for samples UNITAL2, UNITBL4, UNITEL2, UNITHL2, UNITHL2A, UNITHL2B, UNITHL3.
Radiocarbon Dating Versus Luminescence Dating in the Pacific Northwest (2017)
In the Pacific Northwest of North America, the radiocarbon dating of charcoal has become the standard for assigning age to archaeological contexts. Other dating techniques are seldom used. Underused techniques like luminescence dating can apply when organic materials for radiocarbon dating are absent, unreliable or not associated with events of interest. In the Pacific Northwest, luminescence dating is beginning to be used for dating features containing fire-modified rock. By dating the last...
Radiocarbon Dating, Barrow, Alaska (1965)
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Radiocarbon Evidence for Ages of Tephra and Paleosols in Central Alaska (1985)
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A radiocarbon test for significant demographic events in written and oral history. (2017)
We present the results of a simulation based test for the existence and significance of two known demographic event horizons. We extend the Shennan et al. (2013) summed probability distribution frequency method to provide a value of statistical significance for the period between two defined calendar dates. Case-study one extrapolates population data from the Western historical record relating to the catastrophic European Black Death and finds a consistent statistically significant drop in...
Radiographic Determination of Excessive Bone Loss in Alaskan Eskimos (1974)
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Raised Marine Predictive Model Advances Knowledge of Early Holocene Site Assemblages in Southern Southeast Alaska (2017)
In 2009, Carlson & Baichtal used the age and elevation of raised marine deposits left during the highest marine transgression to create a hypothetical early Holocene shoreline in the Alexander Archipelago of southern Southeast Alaska. Over the past seven years, archaeological surveys that employed this predictive model revealed over twenty new early Holocene sites. Our understanding of the Holocene island landscape has increased dramatically with the discovery of these sites in new geographical...
Ramifications of Macrobotanical Recovery and Analysis for Late Prehistoric Plant-Use on the Kenai Peninsula, Paper Presented at the 13th Annual Meeting of the Alaska Anthropological Association, Travelers Inn, Fairbanks (1986)
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Ranked Societies of the Alaskan Pacific Rim (1980)
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Rat Indian Creek Site and the Late Prehistoric Period in the Northern Yukon Territory (1980)
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Rationale for Historic Period Archaeology in Alaska (1975)
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Rationale for the Collaborative Investigation of Aleut-Konyag Prehistory and Ecology (1962)
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Raven's Wrinkled Feet: A Cultural Resources Overview of Kupeanof Island, Southeast Alaska, Final Report Submitted Under Contract No. 00-0112-7-513, USDA Forest Service Supervisor's Office, Stikine Area, Tongass Nat'l Forest (1987)
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Ravine Lake Site: a Preliminary Analysis and Classification of Specimens Submitted (1968)
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Re-Awakening a 2,000 Year Old Salish Sea Basketry Tradition and Sharing it Around the World: Master Salish Basketmaker and Wet Site Archaeologist Explore 100 Generations of Cultural Knowledge (2017)
Ed Carriere and I have been working with the U.W. Burke Museum to replicate 2,000 year old waterlogged archaeological basketry found in the early 1960s from along the Snoqualmie River near Seattle. Ed learned old style split cedar limb/root clam basket making from his Great Grandmother, Julia Jacobs, who raised him. Ed’s goal has always been to go back as many generations in his family to master their work. As a wet site archaeologist specializing in ancient basketry on the Northwest Coast, I...
Re-Evaluation of the Archaeology of the Utukok River, Alaska (1979)
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Re-imagining the colonial encounter through Gitxaała eyes (2017)
Archaeology on the north coast of British Columbia has focussed on three zones of attention: Namu, Haida Gwaii, and Prince Rupert Harbour. These loci have created a kind of orthodoxy that, while reasonable in certain aspects, has unduly shaped contemporary political interactions between First Nations and the state. This paper draws from an Indigenous intellectual framework (that has appropriated the tools and techniques of anthropological archaeology) to challenge and redefine the orthodox...
Re-Investigation of an Early Man Site Reported at Chinitna Bay, Alaska (1979)
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Realign Richardson Highway from Mile 128.7, Big Timber Junction, to Mile 185.6, Paxson Lodge, Administrative Action Environment Assessment, U.S. DOT / Federal Highway Admin. and State of Alaska, DOT / Pf (1982)
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Reanier & Associates, Cultural Resources Review of Geotechnical Information McCovey Prospect, Arctic Geosciences Inc (2001)
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Reassessing Perspectives on Environmental Management in Southern Ontario (2017)
Archaeologists in southern Ontario have taken up a number of diverse perspectives for coming to an understanding of past human-environmental dynamics. While these disparate perspectives all produce something of value and contribute to the bigger picture of human-environmental relationships in the region there has been little work done in synthesizing their contributions or consolidating said perspectives into something more cohesive. This discussion is therefore focused largely on the...
Recent Archaeological Developments in the Howard Pass Region, Alaska (1978)
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Recent Archaeological Investigations of Wiki Peak and the Beaver Creek Drainage (2024)
This is an abstract from the "The Archaeology of the Southern Yukon-Alaska Borderlands" session, at the 89th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The headwaters of Beaver Creek are located in the Nutzotin Mountains in northeastern Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. Beaver Creek originates at Beaver Lake near the community of Chisana and flows east to the to the Alaska-Yukon border before heading north to join the White River. An important feature of the Beaver...
Recent Archaeological Research in Katmai National Monument (Abstract) (1965)
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