Middens (Other Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Katherine Woo.

The East Alligator River Region has undergone considerable environmental change throughout the Pleistocene and Holocene, with changing sea levels dramatically altering the ecosystems of this region. Current archaeological models for this region indicate that people adapted their economic activities to successfully exploit these shifting environments. Molluscs have played an important role in the economic activities of these groups and often comprise large portions of the regional assemblages,...

DOCUMENT Citation Only W. Roger Powers. Jean S. Aigner.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Winston Hurst.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael Etnier.

The mammalian component of the Tse-whit-zen village (WA) midden samples is typical of Northwest Coast archaeological sites. However, overall identification rates are quite low, with only 8% to 11% of the overall number of mammal specimens (NSP) identified beyond Class. This pattern is driven by fragmentation and burning, with burned bone making up 18% to 44% of NSP. Burning rates peak in Chronozone 5 (CZ5, 525-1000 BP), while identification rates decrease steadily through time. Artiodactyls...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Herbert D. Maschner.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Stephen J. Oberon.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Fumie Iizuka. Diana Carvajal Contreras.

Archaic to Formative transitions in the Intermediate Area of Latin America have been discussed in terms of the timing of agriculture, population growth, sedentism and mobility, use of coastal resources, and the appearance of pottery. The Caribbean Colombia has among the earliest dates for pottery in the New World. Sites such as Puerto Chacho and Puerto Hormiga, shell middens near the coast, were occupied by ca. 5,000 B.P., during the wet period. Monsú, a mound in the riverine environment, was in...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Timothy C. Losey.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Shelly Davis-King. J. Marvin. D. Theodoratus. T. Brejla. D. Hay.

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