Lithics (Other Keyword)

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List of Sites Identified By the 1974 Grand Valley State Colleges Survey of the Lower Grand Valley (1974)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard E. Flanders. R. G. Kingsley.

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Literature Search and Reconnaissance Survey -- Cultural Resources - Cp-1 Site -- Chippewa County, Wisconsin (1980)
DOCUMENT Citation Only David F. Overstreet.

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Lithic Analysis of Five Undocumented Sites in Todd County, Kentucky (1998)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Joseph A. Cook.

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A Lithic Analysis of Food Preparation and Resource Distribution in Recuay Ritual Feasting Contexts at Hualcayán (Ancash, Peru) (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Elisabeth Granley. Rebecca Bria. Elizabeth Katherine Cruzado Carranza.

The preparation and consumption of food during feasting rituals is an ancient tradition in the Andes, occurring both on a small scale (participation of one family or kin group) and on a large scale (community-wide involvement). This poster presents a recent analysis of lithic tools from Hualcayán, an ancient Recuay community (1-600 AD) in highland Ancash, Peru. Excavations at Hualcayán yielded a variety of ground stone and expedient chipped stone tools and debris from a range of different...


A Lithic Analysis of Paraje San Diego, New Mexico, United States (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul W. van Wandelen.

For nearly three hundred years of official use, with long periods of unofficial use both pre- and post-dating the road, the Camino Real del Tierra Adentro served as one of the major conduits of transportation in New Mexico. Along the route, campsites, known as parajes, were established to provide adequate stopping points and access to resources for the variety of travelers which used the road. Paraje San Diego, one of the most established of these stopping points in the Jornada del Muerto, was...


Lithic Artifacts from the Malaeimi Valley: a Lee Spencer Archaeology Lithic Analysis (1998)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Spencer Lee.

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Lithic Communities of Practice at the Missions of La Florida (2018)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles R. Cobb. Gifford Waters.

Lithic data have received sparse attention in research on the Franciscan missions of Spanish La Florida. A re-analysis of the collections from three seventeenth-century interior missions reveals that Native Americans continued to rely on a diverse lithic technological tradition well after arrival of friars in their communities and the subsequent importation of metal tools. This pattern is also reflected in historical accounts where, for example, Native Americans were mandated to maintain quotas...


A Lithic Procurement and Reduction Locality IN the East Nishnabotna River Valley, Montgomery County, Iowa (1994)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Adrian D. Anderson.

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Lithic Trajectories As Indices of Specialized Subsistence (1985)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Kenneth W. Hardin. Dana M. Ste. Claire.

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Lithics and the Late Prehistoric: Changing Adaptive Strategies on the Southeastern Columbia Plateau (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Kathryn Harris.

How do people adapt to the changing natural and social environment of the late prehistoric (3,000 B.P. to historic), Columbia Plateau? By interacting and learning from one another, and by adapting their technology. Though frequently characterized as a homogenous culture area over the past 3,000 years, previous analyses show differences in artifact form, assemblage composition and household features. This project traces these changes through the stone tools of the archaeological record. Research...


Lithics Animated (2022)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Stacy F. Markel.

This is a poster submission presented at the 2022 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Archaeologists are moving away from just classifying objects in dryly scientific ways that obscure meanings and the past people who used them. We are attempting to view items through the lenses of their users. As we study Native American material culture, this means understanding the agency that inheres in artifacts. Great Lakes Anishinaabeg understood that objects both constrain and...


Lithics as evidence of social networks and landscape knowledge among the Western Wendat, 1670-1701 (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Megan McCullen.

The Western Wendat were refugees that fled their homeland villages in Ontario in 1649, and resettled in the western Great Lakes. This paper examines the lithic resources from their village at the Straits of Mackinac, inhabited from 1670-1701. Lithics can be indicative of multiple aspects of the resettlement process – particularly knowledge of local resources and strength of social networks. Results show that formal tools, excluding gunflints, tend to be made from cherts from the lower peninsula...


The Lithics of Conchal, Nicaragua and the story they tell (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jennifer Lapp.

During the excavations of Conchal, Department of Rivas, Nicaragua relatively few lithic materials were encountered. While there were only 315 lithic pieces found, much can be learned from these pieces; this includes the daily activities that the prehistoric population conducted. By examining the data from the excavations, it was determined that the population began as a semi-nomadic one that eventually permanently inhabited the area. The formal and informal tools, along with the site furniture...


Lithics, Landscapes & la Longue-Durée – Curation as an Expression of Forager Mobility (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Geoffrey Clark.

With the recognition that practically all archaeological sites are depositional composites unrelated to the activities of any contemporary group of individuals (i.e., palimpsests) and that forager adaptations are not ‘site-specific’ but rather landscape-scaled phenomena, statistical approaches designed to take these predicates into account have been developed over the past decade that depart from the traditional techno-typological systematics used for decades in much of Europe and the Levant....


Local Flood Protection, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, Phase I Advanced Engineering and Design Studies: Cultural Resources Reconnaissance (1979)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Conran A. Hay. James W. Hatch. Christopher Stevenson. Thomas R. Deans. Stephen S. Israel.

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Long Site and Related Quartzite Industries in Southeastern Pennsylvania
DOCUMENT Citation Only John Witthoft.

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Long Wall and Whittleton Branch Climbing Area Project, Menifee and Powell Counties Area Project (1999)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Johnny Faulkner.

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Lund Collection: Nashua, New Hampshire (1985)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Victoria B. Kenyon.

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Lurich Site, Giles County, Virginia (1965)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Anonymous.

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Lynwood Bridge Project: a Report of Salvage Excavations at the Kemper and Dilworth Sites in Rockingham County, Virginia (1976)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Clarence R. Geier. R. Terry Hands. Bill Oliver. Sandra Raredon. Ann Otteson.

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Madison County Archaeological Field Reconnaissance, Mounds State Park Parking Lot Expansion (1978)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Ronald Hicks. Donald R. Cochran.

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Making Sense of the Variation in Folsom Projectile Point Technology (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert Lassen.

Analyses of Folsom projectile point technology generally focus on the making and use of the classic bifacially fluted form. Often some mention is made of Midland or unfluted points, but formal technological analyses of these types are rare. Utilizing a sample of 989 points and preforms from Folsom and closely related technologies, this research explores the variation that is present in Folsom point production. Points from Folsom contexts are divided into five types: Folsom, Midland,...


The Malaeimi Valley Archaeological Survey Tutuila, American Samoa (1992)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Simon Best.

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Man in the Blue Ridge--an Archaeological and Environmental Perspective (1977)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael A. Hoffman. Robert W. Foss.

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Man in the Blue Ridge: the Cultural Resources of the Shenandoah National Park--a Multi-Disciplinary Approach (1976)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael A. Hoffman. Douglas McLearen. James Miller. Charles L. Martin-Perdue. Nancy J. Martin-Perdue. Robert Vernon. David Lyne. R. Fos.

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