Fauna (Material Keyword)

Animal bone remains

9,826-9,850 (10,187 Records)

Underwater Archaeological Survey of Montezuma Well, Appendix II: Montezuma Well Underwater Archeological Survey: Faunal Study (1969)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Thomas W. Mathews. C. R. McKusick.

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Undesignated Bone Springs Well & Access Road 1 &2 For Exxon Company USA (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only T. Fifield.

Union Lake Skull: a Possible Early Indian Find in Michigan (1963)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Meredith Black. Charles E. Eyman.

Unique Secondary Burial of Four Children Found in Taymounth Township, Saginaw County, Michigan (1975)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Donald W. Foster. Donald R. Hagge.

Unit 14_Cremation summaries (2011)

DATASET Rebecca Hill.

Data regarding the grave form, dimensions, integrity, & placement of human remains within the feature were collected in the field by burial excavators using Soil Systems, Inc.'s cremation summary form. This form & coding sheets derived from it can also be found in tDAR. Bone mass data were collected in the lab by one of SSI's osteologists. Twenty-seven cremations were excavated during this project. All remains & associated artifacts were repatriated to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian...

Unit 14_Inhumation Summaries (2011)

DATASET Rebecca Hill.

These data were recorded in the field by burial excavators using Soil Systems, Inc.'s inhumation summary form. This form & coding sheets derived from it can be found in tDAR. Types of data collected included variables related to grave form & dimensions, position & orientation of the human remains contained within, and integrity of the feature & associated human remains. Fourteen inhumations were excavated during this project. All remains & associated artifacts were repatriated to the Salt River...

United States Congressional Record Honors the Discovery of Hernando De Soto's 1539 Encampment and the Lost Native American Town of Potano (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only United States Congress.

United States Congressional Record 115th Congress, 1st Session Issue: Vol. 163, No. 193 US Congressional Record honors the discovery of Hernando de Soto's 1539 Encampment and the lost Native American town of Potano, by the University of Florida professors, Dr. Fred A. White and Dr. Michele C. White, and University of Florida Anderson Scholar and History Honors Graduate, Ethan A. White. This newly discovered archaeological site is the oldest confirmed New World contact site in the United...

United States Forest Service (USFS) Site Forms: Archaeology of the Western Manzanita Mountains: 6,654 Acre Survey of the West-Central Portion of Kirtland Air Force Base and Department of Energy Lands Withdrawn from the US Forest Service Bernalillo County, New Mexico (2004)

DOCUMENT Full-Text James D. Gallison. David Kilby. David Wilcox. Roberto Herrera.

Beginning in January 2003, engineering-environment Management, Inc., (e2M), under contract with Kirtland Air Force Base, conducted a Section 110 cultural resources investigation of 6,654 acres of USFS lands withdrawn to Kirtland Air Force Base (4,824 ac) and the Department of Energy (1,830 ac) located in the Manzanita Mountains of New Mexico (DACA45-03-D-0005). The primary objectives of the survey were to revisit and update previously recorded archaeological sites that were determined to be...

United States Penitentiary, McCreary County, Kentucky. Archaeological Survey of Site No. 4, McCreary County, Kentucky (1999)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Eric E. Voigt.

University of Hawai`i Archaeological Research on Bellows Air Force Station: Report of the 1989 Field School and a Proposal for Further Research in 1990 (1990)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barry V. Rolett.

Unlike classroom instruction, university-sponsored archaeological field schools offer students a unique, hands-on outdoors experience. Field schools combine the excitement of a treasure hunt with rigorous training in scientific methods for collecting and interpreting the remains of humanity's past. These field schools are a mainstay of archaeology programs at American universities, allowing students and professors to work together on excavations that are both research projects and training...

University of Illinois’ 2008 Archaeology Field School web page (2008)