Oceania (Continent) (Geographic Keyword)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael Wilson.

SHPO review of site inspection activities at Bellows AFS. These sites are AOC 10, which is in a high probability area for encountering archaeological resources, EA03 and EA04 which are in medium probability areas for encountering archaeological resources.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Gilbert Coloma-Agaran.

SHPO site inspection for area of concern 18, 20, 21. AOC 21 is located at Site 50-80-15-4851, a discontinuous traditional Hawaiian cultural deposit significant for NRHP criteria A and D. AOCs 20 and 2 l are not located at significant architectural or landscape features.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael Wilson.

SHPO review of the till garden next to the base commander's carport and residence at Bellows AFS. The proposed garden is located in the area of site A856, a prehistoric and historic cultural deposit and, according to Bellows Cultural Resource Management Plan, within a moderate probability area for encountering historic resources.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael Wilson.

SHPO review of trenching for the new industrial washer at Bellows AFS. The project is located in an area of moderate probability for discovering archaeological resources including subsurface cultural materials associated with historic and prehistoric habitation and has the potential to have an adverse effect on these deposits.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael Wilson.

SHPO review of two rapid runway repair (Tripe R) training craters and multiple fox holes at Bellows AFS. Excavation will be conducted in areas of low probability for encountering archaeological resources.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael Wilson.

SHPO review of underground storage tank removal and sampling, installation restoration program activities at Bellows AFS.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Clyde Namu'o.

SHPO review of additions to buildings 480 and 482.

DOCUMENT Full-Text William W. Paty.

SHPO review of the Honolulu Cellular Phone Transmission Station at Bellows AFS.

DOCUMENT Full-Text William W. Paty.

SHPO review of replacing the bridge at Bellows AFS.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Steven J. Redmann.

Letter updating the investigation of missing remains.

DOCUMENT Full-Text E. A. Junghans.

Diaries of life on Wake Island, 1944-1945

DOCUMENT Citation Only Simon Haberle. Richard Cosgrove. Asa Ferrier. Patrick Moss. Peter Kershaw.

The use of fire in Australian Aboriginal society has been well documented and has been pivotal to arguments about human impact on the Australian biota. Continuous and well-dated palaeoecological sequences from the humid rainforests of NE Queensland are beginning to reveal detailed records of vegetation transformation and shifting fire regimes within rainforest environments. The archaeological record is also providing new insights into plant exploitation and adaptation strategies to enable people...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Reno Nims.

Numerous paleoclimate proxies indicate the Little Ice Age caused marked declines in New Zealand’s atmospheric and sea surface temperatures for much of the period between 1450 C.E. and the end of the nineteenth century. These trends could have keenly affected the productivity of marine fisheries, which have always been critically important to Māori, the indigenous peoples of New Zealand. Considering the close connections that continue to exist between traditional fisheries and Māori economic,...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Karen Greig.

New Zealand is situated on the southern margins of the Polynesian triangle in the Pacific Ocean. Its temperate climate and environment differs greatly from the tropical central East Polynesian islands, from where its first human colonists originated. Although possessing plentiful bird life, sea mammals and other marine taxa, people faced challenges adapting their tropical horticultural practices to this new land. This paper explores the changing fortunes of people and dogs during the settlement...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Reno Nims.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2023: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Archaeological fishbone assemblages are the product of dynamic interactions between human fishers and fish stocks, both of which are enmeshed in broader, dynamic socioenvironmental contexts which are continually transformed and sustained by people and non-human entities. Understanding the history of fisheries therefore depends on careful consideration of...

DOCUMENT Full-Text National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

The project's primary focus was to acquire requisite data for understanding and characterizing the complex corrosion and deterioration processes affecting Arizona's hull. The information was then fed into a model to predict the nature and rate of structural changes resulting from corrosion in order to inform management actions.

DOCUMENT Full-Text National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

The project's primary focus was to acquire requisite data for understanding and characterizing the complex corrosion and deterioration processes affecting Arizona's hull. The information was then fed into a model to predict the nature and rate of structural changes resulting from corrosion in order to inform management actions.

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The project's primary focus was to acquire requisite data for understanding and characterizing the complex corrosion and deterioration processes affecting USS Arizona's hull. The information was then fed into a model to predict the nature and rate of structural changes resulting from corrosion in order to inform management actions.

DOCUMENT Full-Text National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

The project's primary focus was to acquire requisite data for understanding and characterizing the complex corrosion and deterioration processes affecting Arizona's hull. The information was then fed into a model to predict the nature and rate of structural changes resulting from corrosion in order to inform management actions.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings. Kathryn Puseman.

Three macrofloral samples were examined from different areas in the U.S. Naval Magazine on Guam. Two samples were collected near the base of Latte stones at the Dobo Site and the LaQuet complex. These sites probably date to the Protohistoric period (AD 1100-1521). The third sample was collected from a small utilized shelter in the Maemong River complex. Utilization of this temporary shelter probably also dates to the Protohistoric period. Macrofloral analysis was requested to identify evidence...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Britton Shepardson.

This is an abstract from the "Geospatial Studies in the Archaeology of Oceania" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The island communities of Oceania, and none more so than that of Rapa Nui (Easter Island, Chile), continue to develop their economies, modern identities, and narratives of their cultural past based on plentiful archaeological remains that are visited by hundreds, or even thousands, of people on a daily basis. While archaeologists surge...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Beate Engelbrecht. Bernhard Gardi.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Sunny Ngirmang. Camilla Borrevik. Calvin Emesiochel. Errolflynn Kloulechad. Derek Benjamin.

A goal for cultural heritage management is to advance the comprehensive preservation, conservation and management of cultural resources, defined as the broad array of stories, knowledge, people, places, structures, objects, and the associated environment that contribute to the maintenance of cultural identity and/or reveal the prehistoric, historic and contemporary human interactions with an ecosystem. Involving the state and local community in regular management, activities, and projects should...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Justin Cramb.

Archaeological fieldwork was completed on the atolls of Manihiki and Rakahanga, in the northern Cook Islands, from May to July of 2015 and from July to November of 2017. This includes survey and mapping on six islets, the documentation of extant and past fish traps and fishponds, lagoon to ocean shovel test sampling, and the excavation of habitation and resource production sites. This work identified village centers on each atoll and preliminary analyses indicate that the coral-cluster landscape...

DOCUMENT Full-Text R.I. Price.

A map of Peale Island, Wake Islands Naval Air Base general location and construction from conditions on June 30, 1941.