Fishhook (Other Keyword)
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Dataset for Quintus and Clark 2020 (2020)
Attribute data for fishhooks described and analyzed in Quintus and Clark.
An early fishhook assemblage from Ofu and Olosega islands, Manu'a Group, American Samoa: implications for technological evolution and cultural interaction (Quintus and Clark 2020, Archaeology in Oceania))
Marine resources are integral to the subsistence of coastal populations in Oceania and have been since the islands were first settled. While items of fishing gear, most notably fishhooks, are found throughout the Pacific, they are not as common as one might think. Fishhooks are in fact noticeably uncommon in the Central Pacific, for example. Consequently, the various types of analyses of fishhook morphology, particularly the types of line attachment devices, that have been carried out on East...
An Interim Archaeological Data Recovery Report for the Fiti'uta Airport Runway Extension Project Located in Fiti'uta County, Ta'u Island, American Samoa (2001)
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Playa Vista Archaeological and Historical Project, Volume 1: Research Design (1991)
The Playa Vista Archaeological and Historical Project is a multi-step comprehensive approach designed to achieve compliance with applicable Municipal, State, and Federal laws and regulations protecting cultural resources. This document represents the first step: the completion of a project specific research design that presents current knowledge of the cultural resources in the project area and outlines future steps to mitigate potential impacts of the proposed project. To complete the research...