Architecture (Other Keyword)

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Upper Peninsula of Michigan: An Inventory of Historic Engineering and Industrial Sites (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles K. Hyde. Diane B. Abbott.

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Upper Wolfsnare, Oceana, Virginia (1975)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William Kelso.

Urban Design Plan, Historic Hill, Newport, Rhode Island, Project No. R.I. R-23 (1971)

DOCUMENT Citation Only The Providence Partnership. Russell Wright.

The Use of Geophysics to Image Structures at Broyhill Mound (31CW8) (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Neeshell Bradley-Lewis. Larry R. Kimball. Keith C. Seramur.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Geophysical surveys were conducted at the Broyhill Mound, a protohistoric late Burke village in the foothills of the Southern Appalachians ~30 km northeast from Fort San Juan/Berry (1566-1568), to guide investigations. The site was first discovered by John Rogan for Cyrus Thomas in 1883, and then rediscovered by Richard Polhemus in 1964 and Appalachian State...

Using a Sexualized Ritual Landscape to Ontographically Examine Hohokam Gender Stereotypes (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Lewis Borck. Leslie Aragon.

Between approximately A.D. 800—1450, politically oriented religious movements flourished and withered throughout the Hohokam world of the Greater Southwest. The public architecture associated with these movements is some of the only remaining evidence that archaeologists have for their occurrence. While researchers have started to investigate how these movements were politically intertwined, in this paper we lay out an argument that their physical remains can also be used to ontographically...

Using Architectural Sculpture to Think about Center and Periphery in the Puuc Region (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Meghan Rubenstein.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The Puuc region of Yucatán is distinguished by its architectural style, composed primarily of low, range-type structures with limestone veneers. These building surfaces, elaborately carved with iconographic content, also served as backdrops for stucco and stone sculptures, which were placed in niches, on projecting platforms, and incorporated directly into the...

Using Building Information Modeling Programs to Understand the Built Environment of the Virgin Branch Puebloan Culture (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Benjamin Van Alstyne. Karen Harry.

Architecture has always been a key focus in archaeological research. This is because it dominates the context where the investigation takes place. However, there is a dearth of research concerning the vernacular architecture within the built environment of the Virgin Branch Puebloan (VBP) people on the Shivwits Plateau. This stems from the sediments of the area, which have obliterated most floor features and thus have limited the amount of architectural information that can be recovered. To...

Van Houten St. Archaeological Excavations: Findings and Recommendations (1979)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Barry J. Brady.

Vander Ende-Onderdonk House: An Historic Structure Report (1979)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Denis G. Kuhn. Carl Galioto. Bonnie Marxer. Evelyn Ortner. Norman Weiss. Frank Matero.

Variability in the Cultural Assemblage During the Formative Period in the Upper Colorado River Drainage Basin (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only A. Dudley Gardner. William Gardner.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The Formative period in the upper Colorado Drainage has been variously defined but broadly extends from 2000 B.P. to 400 B.P. Recent investigations indicate there was a high degree of variability in the cultural assemblage during this period. Specifically, habitation structures, maize storage facilities, and maize types show a great deal of variability. In...

Variation in the Architectural Morphology of Ancient Maya Palaces (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ryan Mongelluzzo.

Ancient Maya palaces from the Classic Period exhibit a high degree of similarity in terms of architectural layout. While the significance of the similarities has been explored previously, the differences have not been understood as well. This paper attempts to explicate differences in morphology and begin to understand their meaning.

Vermont Historic Bridge Survey: Final Report and Preservation Plan (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Matthew Roth. Bruce Clouette.

Vermont Indians (1963)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Thomas E. Daniels. Kathleen Rowlands.

Vermont's Stone Chambers: An Inquiry into Their Past (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Giovanna Neudorfer.

Vernacular Architecture of Pueblo County (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William G. Buckles.

Vestry House, St. George's Parish, Spesutia Church, Perryman, Harford County, Maryland: Historic Structure Report (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James T. Wollon, Jr..

Victorian Marble Mansion

DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul Bienvenu Associates, Inc.. Moose Creek Restoration, Inc.. Office of Martin S. Tierney.

The view from one thousand houses: a macro-regional approach to household archaeology in the Southeastern United States: (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Benjamin Steere.

In this paper I reflect on Steve Kowalewski’s influence on my research on houses and households in the native Southeast. In the early days of my graduate training, Steve encouraged me to move away from a single-site focus and instead think about household archaeology as a broadly comparative anthropological enterprise undertaken at a macro-regional scale. It was a good idea. To meet Steve’s challenge, I constructed a database that catalogs the architectural features of 1258 structures from 65...

Village of Waverly Sewage Treatment Plant: Cultural Resources Survey and Site Examination (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Edwin A. Hession. Edward V. Curtin. Douglas L. Bailey.

Village Site, 36 Lu. 2, of the Wyoming Valley Complex

DOCUMENT Citation Only William Wermuth.

Vine Street Expressway, L. R. 67045: a Phase II Archeological Investigation in the Block Bounded By Ninth, Tenth, Vine, and Winter Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John P. McCarthy.

"Virginia House" in Maryland (1974)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Cary Carson.

Virginia Indians in the Seventeenth Century (1907)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles C. Willoughby.

Virginia's First Permanent Settlement West of the Blue Ridge Mountain: Page Valley

DOCUMENT Citation Only I. Lee Miller.

Vision and Revision in the Use of Residential and Non-Residential Space at Middle Preclassic Maya Sites: A View from Pacbitun, Belize (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Terry Powis.

Most Maya archaeologists never take advantage of excavating into plazas. The perception might be that there isn’t much information other than recovering artifacts to date successive constructive phases associated with the buildings they are investigating along the edges of the plaza. Over the years, some archaeologists have seen the utility of this approach – one that emphasizes locating early Maya buildings, even entire communities - beneath plaza surfaces in site centers. The amount of data...