Ethnographic Analogy (Other Keyword)
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Artifacts In Myth, Legend and Literature (1970)
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Dolores Archaeological Program Technical Reports, DAP-073: Identifying Food Processing Activities: The Ethnographic Resource Base (1982)
This report presents the results of research undertaken to identify food processing activities using ethnographic and ethnohistorical documents as a resource base. Specifically the proceedings of the study as they relate to the DAP conceptual framework of research will be discussed, as well as the data sets contained within the model of inquiry. In addition, some comments on the appropriateness of ethnographic analogy as it relates to this study will be discussed. A general profile of the...
Establishing the nature and scale of ritual behavior at La Quemada, Zacatecas, Mexico (2017)
The northern frontier region of Mesoamerica is partially defined by its ceramic traditions (i.e., red-on-buff, incised-engraved, and resist); however, observed variation in the types belonging to decorated wares suggests these types are likely local materializations of a regional ideology. Testing this hypothesis requires first determining the provenance of decorated ceramics recovered from a northern frontier site and then exploring the intrasite distribution of local and nonlocal ceramics...
First Austrailians (1988)
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Interpreting Prehistoric Eastern U.S. Salt Production Using Ethnographic Analogy (2016)
The manufacture of salt by agricultural peoples in the Eastern United States has been documented at dozens of salt springs. Archaeologists have produced detailed inventories of specialized features, vessels, and other tools common to these sites and have mapped variations in their distributions, but the precise processes in which these tools were applied, particularly in the Early and Middle Mississippian periods, remains largely speculative. This paper situates the evidence within the limited...
Life at Porter Site 8, Midland County, Michigan (1966)
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Living Systems of Raised-Field Agriculture in Africa: What Can They Tell Us About Pre-Columbian Systems in the Neotropics? (2015)
The study of pre-Columbian raised-field agriculture is marked by several unresolved questions: How did raised fields function as agroecosystems? Were they cultivated continuously or were fallow periods incorporated? What population densities did they support? Did making and managing raised-field landscapes require top-down control in a hierarchical society (or supervision by specialists)? Can raised-field agriculture play any role in reconciling food production and ecosystem services in...
Millie's Camp: An Experiment In Archaeology (1972)
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Mississippian Communities in the Northern Yazoo Basin: Bridging the Protohistoric Divide (2017)
Late Mississippi period (AD 1350-1541) archaeological sites in the northern Yazoo Basin typically consist of one or more earthen platform mounds adjacent to a large plaza surrounded by multiple residential areas. Sites are closely spaced throughout the region and evidence for smaller non-mound settlements is lacking. These observations suggest a distinctive Mississippian settlement pattern for the northern Yazoo, but they only partially address questions about past communities and the people who...
Nunamiut Ethnoarchaeology (1978)
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Pots, Pearls and Platform Pipes: a Critical Review of Recent Interpretations of Hopewell (1968)
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Prehistoric Subsistence Exploitation in the Lower Trinity River Delta, Txas (1975)
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Red Rock Springs Site (24BE1230): Surface Materials and Archaeological Interpretations (1991)
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Smudge Pits and Hide Smoking: the Use of Anology In Archaeological Reasoning (1967)
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Tobico (20 By 32), a Late Woodland Site in Bay County, Michigan (1972)
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