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DOCUMENT Citation Only Archaeological Systems Management, Inc..

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Archaeological Systems Management, Inc..

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Stanley R. Berryman.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Sue Ann Cupples.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard Carrico.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Sue Ann Cupples.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Debra A. Dominici.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Diane Barbolla-Rolan. Michael L. Axford.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Stanley R. Berryman.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Steven A. Apple. Beth Padon.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only American Pacific Environmental Consultants, Inc..

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Uploaded by: Robert J. Hoard

In 1994, the Archeology Office of the Kansas Historical Society (KSHS) initiated excavations to mitigate the impact to eight recorded archaeological sites—Larcom-Haggard, 14CO1; Arkansas City Country Club, 14CO3; Schrope, 14CO331; Havelock, 14CO332; Living the Dream, 14CO382; Radio Lane, 14CO385; Killdeer, 14CO501; and Thompson Gardens, 14CO1509—in the path of the proposed Arkansas City Bypass and Levee Project. The project area is situated on the floor and adjacent uplands of the Walnut River...

PROJECT Uploaded by: Robert J. Hoard

Documentation of excavations of a related group of Late Prehistoric, pre-contact, ancestral Wichita Great Bend aspect archaeological sites. Excavations were conducted 1994-1996 by the Kansas State Historical Society (now Kansas Historical Society) in advance of highway and levee construction to mitigate the impacts of the projects as per Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.

DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael Neeley.

Communal bison kills are among the most visible archaeological sites in the northwestern plains. They can originate from a variety of hunting practices, including jumps, pounds, corrals, traps, etc. Because of the group nature of the activities, these sites can be rich in archaeologically interpretable materials and behaviors. The Beaucoup site (24PH188/189) is a large Late Prehistoric site on the Milk River in northeastern Montana consisting of a kill, drive lines, cairns, and tipi rings. First...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Katy Mollerud.

The Cambria phase (AD 1050-1300) is an archaeological complex primarily centered on the elevated terraces of the Minnesota River in south-central Minnesota. Cambria phase pottery demonstrates technical and stylistic influences from several different late prehistoric cultural traditions, including Mississippian, Plains Village and Late Woodland. Cambria ceramics are currently classified as part of the Initial Middle Missouri Variant, but certain affinities are evident between the grit-tempered,...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Brian K. Glenn. Theodore Cooley. Richard Carrico.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Anna Semon. Victor Thompson.

In his research along the Georgia Coast, David Hurst Thomas identified the "Guale problem" as one of the key issues for late prehistoric research in the region. The problem centers on the relative degree of Guale mobility and subsistence during the pre- and postcontact eras. One view is that these were highly mobile, moving seasonally as they exhausted resources. Alternatively, others posit a more sedentary existence where the rich estuarine environment supplemented by maize agriculture...

DOCUMENT Citation Only David Pollack. Gwynn Henderson.

In many parts of the world, the construction and maintenance of a domestic dwelling is often accompanied by rituals intended to bless the house, appease the ancestors, or please the spirit world. Within the Fort Ancient (A.D. 1000-1750) area of the middle Ohio River Valley, as evidenced at Fox Farm, a large Fort Ancient village in north-central Kentucky, such rituals may take the form of objects (pipes, shell or bone pendants, marginella shell beads, drilled deer toe bones [cup and pin game],...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Rachel McTavish. Corey Hoover.

The economization of lithic raw materials for Late Prehistoric groups in the Midwestern United States has long been the subject of research. This research has often focused on explaining aspects of either technological or subsistence changes, such as the shift to agriculture (e.g., Bamforth 1989; Cobb 2000; Emerson, et al. 2000; Emerson and Titelbaum 2000; Jeske 1990, 2000). This project uses the underlying framework of economization used by these lithic studies and applies it to faunal...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Amanda Burtt. Alex Badillo. Lindsey Kitchell. Gary Motz.

In this paper, we evaluate the efficacy of two methods, namely photogrammetry and 3-D laser scanning, for the purpose of identifying cultural modification of bone, specifically canid teeth. Instances of dogs with altered canine and carnassial teeth have been observed in Plains Native American archaeological assemblages as well as in the ethnographic record of the Late Prehistoric era. The identification of this type of cultural modification will help interpret ways in which animal and human...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Steven A. Apple. Keith R. Olmo.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Archaeological Associates.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael Hambacher. James Robertson. Randall Schaetzl.

Research into Late Prehistoric subsistence strategies used by residentially mobile hunter-foragers in the Upper Great Lakes region indicate that there is a complex interplay in the choices made between the exploitation of natural resources and the incorporation of maize and other domesticated plants into those economies. Recent excavations of food processing and storage features coupled with soils analysis elucidating their depositional histories at two Late Prehistoric sites have provided new...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan Hector.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Chip Reed.

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