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DOCUMENT Citation Only William H. Metzler.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Courtney Lakevold. Jennifer Hallson.

The extraordinary preservation and narrow time frame (A.D. 1240-1290) for the occupation of Promontory Cave 1 on Great Salt Lake allow for unusual insights into the population and demography of its Promontory Culture inhabitants. We use two methods to determine population size. First, with accurate data on the habitable space in Cave 1, we calculate space needs per person from ethnographic accounts of Western North American hunter-gatherer groups in order to estimate likely group size. Second,...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Stephen Shennan.

The EUROEVOL project has recently created reconstructions of changing regional population densities based on summed radiocarbon probability distributions for a large area of western and central Europe for the period 8000-4000 BP, covering the later Mesolithic and Neolithic periods. These have revealed a pattern of population booms and busts in many regions following the arrival of farming. The project has also gathered data on the construction dates of enclosures surrounded by ditches, banks and...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Anonymous.

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DATASET Matthew Peeples. Rachel Johnson.

This database contains information on all likely habitation sites with available data from the Salinas region of central New Mexico dating ca. AD 1100-1670.

DOCUMENT Citation Only Julian D. Morgan.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Mrs. Leister E. Presley.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Henrik Christiansen.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Scott Ortman.

One of the basic challenges facing archaeology is translating surface evidence into population estimates with sufficient chronological resolution for demographic analysis. The problem is especially acute when one is working with sites inhabited across multiple chronological periods. In this paper I present a Bayesian method that deals with this situation. This method combines uniform distributions derived from a local pottery chronology with pottery assemblage data to reconstruct the population...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Henry R. Schoolcraft.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Mrs. Leister E. Presley.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Mrs. Leister E. Presley.

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