Methodology, Theory, or Synthesis (Investigation Type)
A non-field study of archaeological theory, method or technique. These investigations may also include broadly synthetic regional studies.
226-250 (3,478 Records)
Textile dataset from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 2.1 includes data pertaining to 124 textile specimens recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file is organized by accession number, and includes columns with information on color, condition, description, dimensions, field number, material, negative number, and number of fragments.
Appendix 3.1: Hasanlu IVB Textiles (2011)
Dataset from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 3.1 includes data pertaining to 125 textile specimens recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file includes five worksheets, each ordering the data based on a different column heading (Location, Building, Level, Skeleton Number, and Description).
Appendix 6.1: Database of Arrowheads from Hasanlu IVB (2011)
Arrowhead dataset from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 6.1 includes data for over 300 arrowheads recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file includes four worksheets, each ordering the data based on a different column heading (HAS No., Type, Material, Context).
Appendix 6.2: Database of Spearheads from Hasanlu IVB (2011)
Dataset from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 1.1 includes over 300 spearheads recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file includes four worksheets, each ordering the data based on a different column heading (HAS No., Type, Material, Context).
Appendix 6.3: Database of Swords/Daggers from Hasanlu IVB (2011)
Dataset from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 6.3 includes over 70 swords and daggers recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file includes three worksheets, each ordering the data based on a different column heading (HAS No., Hilt Type, and Context).
Appendix 6.4: Concordance of Artifacts (2011)
Dataset from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 6.3 records HAS No., Location, and Object type for over 600 daggers, swords, arrowheads, and spearheads recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file includes two worksheets, each ordering the data based on a different column heading (HAS No., Location).
Appendix 7.1: Skeletal Material from Hasanlu IVB Showing Interpersonal Violence (2011)
Skeletal material showing interpersonal violence from Hasanlu Special Studies IV Peoples and Crafts in Period IVB at Hasanlu, Iran. Appendix 7.1 includes data for 245 skeletons recovered from excavations at the Iron Age mounded settlement of Hasanlu, Iran. The attached Excel file includes the following data categories: ID Number, Age Category, Gender, Total Fractures, Fracture 1-5.
Appendix A & B (2022)
Appendix A. Schist Artifact Database Appendix B. Distribution of Schist Artifacts by U.S. Highway 395 Postmile Marker
Appendix A: Archaeomagnetic Results - 2004 Archaeomagnetic Laboratory Results for the Santan Pipeline Data Recovery Project (2004)
The following report discusses the archaeomagnetic results for 9 samples from burned features in sites AZ AA:2:131(ASM), AZ U:10:2(ASM), and AZ U:10:176(ASM) (Table 1) from the Santan Pipeline Data Recovery Project. Portions of this report have been used in other reports from the Colorado State University Archaeometric Lab, and they are included here for the convenience of the reader; by including these portions this report stands alone with only minimal reference to other work produced in the...
Appendix B - Glass Bead Descriptions by Provenience (2015)
This is a sortable version of Appendix B of the dissertation. Data recorded in this table include a description of all glass beads and pendants used in the project, detailed provenience information for each artifact, and an assignment to a Kidd and Kidd bead typology category.
Appendix C - Glass Bead Compositional Data (2015)
This is the complete compositional dataset for glass beads and pendants analyzed in the project. The data are in an Excel spreadsheet which may be sorted and edited. If you are using these data for comparative purposed, please be sure to cite the dissertation. Major elements are reported in weight percent of oxides, minor elements in parts per million.
Application of High Altitude Photography in Archeological Survey (1977)
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The Application of Palynology to Archaeology, Limitations and Practical Suggestions (1976)
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for American Archeology. Explores types of information archaeologists can and cannot expect to obtain from initial palynological investigations at archaeological sites. Includes suggestions on pollen sampling.
The Application of Reflectance Spectroscopy to Chert Provenance of Mississippian Symbolic Weaponry (2013)
Dissertation that examines the non-destructive application of visible/near-infrared and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy to chert sourcing. The study also examines the provenance of material used to manufacture a sample of Middle Mississippian sword-form bifaces.
The Application of Relfectance Spectroscopy to Chert Provenance of Mississippian Symbolic Weaponry
Determination of the source of chert artifacts ties past peoples to specific locations on the landscape either through direct or indirect procurement strategies allowing researchers to visualize interactions with both resources and people. However, due to inherent variability accurate provenance data often remains elusive. The reliance upon chert provenance data obtained through macroscopic techniques is problematic and emphasizes the importance of continued research and development of...
Applications of Stereologic Methods in Standardizing Information On the Inclusions In Grog-Tempered Prehistoric Ceramics at the Toltec Site, 3Ln42 (1979)
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Apportioned pottery assemblages from Roman Britain (long form) (2023)
Data analyzed in: Ortman, Scott, Olivia Bulik, Rob Wiseman, José Lobo, Luis Bettencourt and Lisa Lodwick (2023) Transport Costs and Economic Change in Roman Britain. European Journal of Archaeology:1-24 AND Wiseman, Rob, Olivia Bulik, José Lobo, Lisa Lodwick and Scott G. Ortman (2023) The Impact of Transportation on Pottery Industries in Roman Britain. Open Archaeology 9(1).
Apportioned pottery assemblages from Roman Britain (wide form) (2023)
Data analyzed in: Ortman, Scott, Olivia Bulik, Rob Wiseman, José Lobo, Luis Bettencourt and Lisa Lodwick (2023) Transport Costs and Economic Change in Roman Britain. European Journal of Archaeology:1-24 AND Wiseman, Rob, Olivia Bulik, José Lobo, Lisa Lodwick and Scott G. Ortman (2023) The Impact of Transportation on Pottery Industries in Roman Britain. Open Archaeology 9(1).
An appraisal of tree-ring dated pottery in the Southwest (1966)
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Approaches To Recording And Preserving A WWI Training Camp In Houston's Memorial Park (2020)
This is a poster submission presented at the 2020 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Upon entering World War I the United States built 32 army training camps across the country. Most disappeared beneath commercial and residential development or were incorporated into permanent military installations. Archaeological investigations of WWI camps have been rare. Camp Logan in Houston is unique in that after closing, the city purchased the core of the Camp Logan property to...
Approaches to the archaeology of value (2017)
The value of material goods, be it economic, social, spiritual or otherwise, is a key factor in their manufacture, acquisition, use and discard. While changeable, value mediates every phase of the object’s life cycle. It changes over time and amongst subcultures. The consideration of value is fundamental to archaeological interpretation, and yet archaeological theories of value have only recently attracted attention. This is in part a reflection of a broader reconsideration of value across the...
Archaeological and Botanical Studies at Hinds Cave Val Verde County, Texas (1977)
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An archaeological and historical assessment of the first Hermitage (1976)
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Archaeological and Historical Investigations at 41Gv14 and 41Gv15, Galveston County, Texas (1984)
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Archaeological and Historical Investigations at Wallisville Lake, Chambers and Liberty Counties, Texas (1980)
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