Remote Sensing (Investigation Type)
Investigations that involve the use of aerial or satellite sensor technologies to detect, describe, or classify objects on Earth (e.g. LIDAR, photographic, radar, or spectral methods).
326-350 (767 Records)
Aerial photography with a bipod and hydrogen-filled balloon in Tunisia. Recording mosaics and architecture. Assist Julian Whittlesey in his site recording for Margaret Alexander.
Photographs (1985)
Photographs are one of the few remaining ways to examine the now inundated archaeological sites in the DAP. Photographic images add context to specific aspects of Anasazi life in the DAP area; in a sense, DAP photography "provides the investigator with ways to understand the spatial integration of households and communities" (Wilshusen et al. 1999:115). Only a fraction of all photographs taken during the project can be found in the published series of DAP reports. Individuals wishing to access...
Photographs of Launch Complex 40 and 41 (2021)
Photographs of Launch Complex 40 and 41, Set 1 and 2.
Photolog for field photos from 41OR90 underwater monitoring investigations. (2020)
Photolog to accompany field photos included in the 41OR90 Project.
Photos and Maps of the Jupiter Crash Site (2021)
Maps and photos associated with the Jupiter Crash Site 8BR02087.
Photos of Canaveral Fish Company (Stinktown) Site (1995)
Photos of site 8BR00239.
PIN 0757.46.121
This project includes reports including a data plan, an archaeological monitoring and treatment report, a pre-reconnaissance and reconnaissance report, an architectural survey, and site examination report relating to the investigation of the PIN 0757.46.121 project area.
PLC dataset from San Andrés, Tabasco, México
To be added
Post-processed Teledyne BlueView scanning multibeam sonar dataset collected at Site 41OR90 (January 2020) (2020)
Processed and merged point clouds from BlueView multibeam scanning sonar deployed around the perimeter of World War I shipwreck 41OR90. The dataset includes three vantages around the wreck that were accessible and produced viable data, including: 1) the full length of the ship's starboard, 2) the port bow, and 3) the port side abaft the midships section.
Pottery type images for the western Tabasco Coastal Plain (2008)
This set of images documents common ceramics types found at La Venta, Tabasco. The examples here were recovered from San Andrés (Barí 1), a subsidiary elite community in the Lower La Venta area of the flood plain. The ceramics at San Andrés demonstrate a range of states from refired and eroded to well-preserved. The type images presented here are of generally well-preserved examples. These types are defined in my dissertation (von Nagy 2003), and will receive full treatment in a forth coming...
Preservation Briefs #36 - Protecting Cultural Landscapes: Planning, Treatment and Management of Historic Landscapes (1994)
Preservation Recommendations, treatment, and management of cultural and historic landscapes from the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service.
Prosperity, power, and change: Modeling maize at Postclassic Xaltocan, Mexico (2010)
Documenting the relationship between agriculture and political economy occupies the center of much research and debate in anthropological archaeology. This study examines this issue by focusing on maize at Xaltocan, a Postclassic community located in the northern Basin of Mexico. We consider how different mechanisms of distribution, circulation, and production can influence maize variation. We analyze maize variability through time at Xaltocan and the community’s chinampa system and interpret...
PROYECTO ARQUEOLÓGICO MATACANELA (PAM), Informe Técnico de la Primera Temporada 2014 (2015)
Report of the 2014 field and lab season submitted to, and approved by the Consejo de Arqueologia, INAH
Proyecto Laguna Costera Catalógo ● Muestras de Cerámica (2003)
Catalog of ceramic type collections on file with the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). This is part of the Proyecto Laguna Costera document set.
Pueblo on the Plains: The 2019 Investigations at the Merchant Site of Southeastern New Mexico (2021)
Poster presentation describing the 2019 investigations at the Merchant Site (LA 43414)
Pueblo on the Plains: The Merchant Site (LA 43414) of Southeastern New Mexico (2021)
Public education and outreach brochure describing the survey and excavation projects at the Merchant site and Mescalero Plain of southeastern New Mexico
PUEBLO ON THE PLAINS: THE SECOND SEASON OF INVESTIGATIONS AT THE MERCHANT SITE IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO Volume 1 (2021)
This report presents the results of the second season of investigations at the Merchant village site (LA 43414) in southeastern New Mexico. The excavations and analyses were sponsored by the Carlsbad Field Office (CFO) of the Bureau of Land Management and funded under the Permian Basin Programmatic Agreement. Excavations focused on sections of room blocks in two areas of the main village, the agricultural fields, and midden deposits.
PUEBLO ON THE PLAINS: THE SECOND SEASON OF INVESTIGATIONS AT THE MERCHANT SITE IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO Volume 2 (2021)
This report presents the results of the second season of investigations at the Merchant village site (LA 43414) in southeastern New Mexico. The excavations and analyses were sponsored by the Carlsbad Field Office (CFO) of the Bureau of Land Management and funded under the Permian Basin Programmatic Agreement. Excavations focused on sections of room blocks in two areas of the main village, the agricultural fields, and midden deposits.
The Racetrack Project
Between A.D. 1250 and 1450, a large number of ceremonial racetracks were built at and between villages in north-central Arizona. This assemblage began as a relatively dispersed collection, stretching from the Sedona area down to Cave Creek and from the Bradshaw Mountains to the Mazatzal Wilderness. Over time, the racetrack network grew in intensity but became spatially focused atop Perry Mesa, along the middle Agua Fria River. In conjunction with the Legacies on the Landscape Project and...
Raw Data for Soils Collected on the Pampa de Chaparri on the North Coast of Peru (2010)
These are the raw data for soils collected on the Pampa de Chaparri on the north coast of Peru for Strawhacker's dissertation research.
Raw Data on Soils Collected from Prehispanic and Historic Fields on the Middle Gila River (2013)
These are the raw data from the soils collected from the middle Gila River (on the land now management by the Gila River Indian Community) for Strawhacker's dissertation research.
Recent Archaeological Investigations on Dataw Island, Beaufort County, South Carolina (2006)
Archaeologists with Brockington and Associates, Inc., undertook limited investigations of the B. B. Sams Plantation Complex (38BU581) and the Cotton Dike Cemetery (38BU508) on Dataw Island, Beaufort County, South Carolina. These investigations include ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey of the Sams Family Cemetery at 38BU581 and the Cotton Dike Cemetery, an African- American cemetery, and limited excavations at the reported location of the former well in the B. B. Sams Plantation complex....
Remote sensing of cultural deposits on Marajo Island (1991)
Ideas for possible aerial exploration of Marajo Island. Prepared for Anna C. Roosevelt (Field Museum).
Retracing the Middlebrook Encampments of the American Revolutionary War: A Cartographic Analysis (2021)
This is an abstract from the session entitled "Revisiting Revolutionary America" , at the 2021 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. The Continental Army occupied a strategic section of the Watchung Mountains of New Jersey during the spring of 1777 and winter of 1778-79. More than 5,000 soldiers were encamped over a 10-square-mile area of Washington Valley in Somerset County. During what is known as the Middlebrook Encampments, the soldiers modified the terrain in this...
A Sample of Aboriginal Pottery Vessels from Structure 03 at Old Mobile (1MB94), Mobile County, Alabama. (2000)
A sample of some of the Native American pottery vessels identified from the Structure 03 assemblage at the Old Mobile site (1MB94). Many of the illustrated types can be attributed to Apalachee, Mobilian, Tomeh, and Chato potters.