Population Change (Other Keyword)

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A 1000-Year Record of Cahokia Region Population Change through Fecal Stanol Biomarker Analysis (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only AJ White. Lora Stevens. Varenka Lorenzi.

Determining the timing and magnitude of Cahokia’s demographic rise and fall is crucial to understanding the reasons for its advance and collapse. Fecal stanol biomarker analysis is an emergent geoarchaeological method that may provide a more direct record of Cahokia region population change than previous population estimates. This study analyzed sediment from Horseshoe Lake, Illinois for fecal stanol content to establish a population proxy of the Cahokia region. The stanol record indicates...


Population Change As an Element in the Historical Geography of St. Augustine (1958)
DOCUMENT Citation Only John R. Dunkle.

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Prehistoric Population Change in the Bering Strait Region (1973)
DOCUMENT Citation Only John R. Bockstoce.

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Review: Akmak: an Early Archaeological Assemblage from Onion Portage, Northwest Alaska, By Douglas D. Anderson. Acta Arctica, Fasc. 16, Copenhagen, 1970 (1972)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Don E. Dumond.

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