Shell Mounds (Other Keyword)

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Archaeogaming and Shell Mounds (2023)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniela Klokler. Bruno Silva. Beatriz Trindade.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2023: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Archaeogaming is a new found topic in archaeological trends. The publication of the homonymous title by Andrew Reinhart, in 2019, seems to have swung ajar a door that lots of us have been carefully creeping into: the prospect of uniting archaeological theory, methods, and practice with the enjoyment of possible worlds. From that standpoint, we present some...


Archaeological Survey in the Middle and Lower Apalachicola Valley (1986)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Nancy Marie White.

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Archaeological Survey in the Middle and Lower Apalachicola Valley, 1985 (1986)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Nancy Marie White. Susan M. Henefield.

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Archaeological Survey of the Bayou Barataria - Bayou Perot Projects, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana (1975)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert W. Neuman.

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Archaeological Survey of the Consolidated Ranch Property On Rock Springs Run and the Wekiva River (1982)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Marilyn C. Stewart.

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Complexity and Scale in the Study of Fisher-Gatherer-Hunters: An Example from the Eastern United States. In: Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers (1985)
DOCUMENT Citation Only William H. Marquardt.

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Diachronic Changes in the Shell Mounds of the San Francisco Bay: A Case Study of Ellis Landing (CA-CCO-295) (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Edward Luby. Kent G. Lightfoot.

The purpose of this paper is to examine diachronic changes in the long-term use of the Ellis Landing site (CA-CCO-295), a large shell mound on the San Francisco Bay whose chronology spans more than 3000 years. Originally excavated in 1906-1908 by Nels Nelson, recent investigations of museum materials housed in the Hearst Museum of Anthropology at UC Berkeley are providing new insights into the harvesting practices, mortuary patterns, and community dynamics of the people who resided at Ellis...


Earth and Shell Mounds On the Atlantic Coast of Florida (1885)
DOCUMENT Citation Only A. E. Douglass.

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Fish heads that turn heads: catfish from Cabeçuda shell mound (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniela Klokler.

Zooarchaeological analysis of the Cabeçuda shell mound identified a number of Ariidae (Genidens barbus, G. genidens) neurocrania with exceptional preservation. This site is a large mound located in southern Brazil, and the faunal collection was sampled during archaeological interventions done in the 1950s. Generally, Ariidae specimens are a common find in Brazilian shell mounds. However, Cabeçuda is the only site that presents elements with this level of preservation. Catfish neurocrania are...


Florida Shell Mounds (1867)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffries Wyman.

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Fresh Water Shell Mounds of the St. John's River, Florida (1875)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffries Wyman.

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From Southern Brazil and Northwest Mexico: Swimming across Landscapes with the Fishes (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniela Klokler. Todd Pitezel.

Prehistoric societies included multidimensional natural, economic, social, political, and ritual landscapes. In this paper we briefly describe landscapes from the southwestern coast of Brazil during the Archaic period and from the Casas Grandes Medio period (A.D. 1200­-1450) in northwest Chihuahua, Mexico. More specifically, we address ritual landscapes from shell mounds to hilltops. These components of landscapes are highlighted in honor of research conducted by Paul Fish and Suzanne Fish that...


Grounding an underground survey: Paddy fields and monumental Bronze Age shell-scapes in the Dian Basin, Yunnan, China (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Alice Yao. Zhilong Jiang.

Regions under paddy cultivation often present limits on site detection. In addition to deep plowing and continuous flooding of the fields, which intensify erosion and weathering of cultural remains, paddy fields are constructed and managed through field leveling and canal dredging. These processes raze and displace sites, leaving behind a fragmentary settlement record consisting primarily of sites defined by raised mounds and/or standing architecture. Oft used survey techniques that seek to...


Guaporé River: Shell mounds, earthworks and the explanation of the archaeological record (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Carlos Zimpel. Francisco Pugliese. Thiago Hermenegildo. Gabriela Carneiro. Myrtle Shock.

Localized in the Amazon Southwest, the Guaporé River defines the border between Brazil and Bolívia, being a significant route of movement of goods, values and ideas since ancient times. This is attested by the occurrence of diferent archaeological sites (shell monds, geogliphs, ceramics associated to terra preta, rock art) that occurs since 8,000 BP to colonial times, historical evidence from colonial documents, linguistic and ethnological information, and hypotheses raised by anthropology. In...


Gulf Coast Shell Mounds (1938)
DOCUMENT Citation Only H. L. Schoff.

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Indian Burial Mounds and Shellheaps Near Pensacola, Florida (1876)
DOCUMENT Citation Only G. M. Sternberg.

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The Josslyn Island Mound and its role in the investigation of southwest Florida's past (1984)
DOCUMENT Citation Only William H. Marquardt.

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Letter Report: Cultural Resource Investigation - Cedar Creek, Wantagh, New York, End of Field Work Letter (1986)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Edward J. Johannemann.

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Modified Landscapes, Modified Views: Transformations in Brazilian Shell Mound Archaeology (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniela Klokler.

For many years, normative approaches to shell mound archaeology in Brazil have characterized hunter-gatherer-fisher (HGF) populations as nomadic groups whose mound sites represent accidental accumulations of refuse, despite the fact that almost all contain numerous burials. A shift in perspective, especially regarding the role of aquatic resources, allowed great advances in the understanding of mound-building activities. A dramatic transformation of the southern Brazilian coast by HGF...


Monumentality in the Hunter-Gatherer-Fisher Landscapes of the Greater San Francisco Bay, California (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Kent Lightfoot. Edward Luby. Matthew Russell. Gabriel Sanchez. Thomas Wake.

This paper examines the construction of impressive mounded landscapes along the greater San Francisco Bay in Late Holocene and Historic times.The authors address some of the theoretical and methodological issues involved in the investigation of extensive accretional shell mound complexes that were built up over multiple centuries. In evaluating questions about how and why these monumental landscapes were constructed, they present recent findings from the study of both large and small sized...


Notes On the Archaic Cultures of the Appalachian Mountain Region
DOCUMENT Citation Only John Witthoft.

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Observations on Some Shell Mounds of the Eastern Coast of Florida (1917)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Amos W. Butler.

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Old Meets New: Blending IOS Smartphone Technologies with Citizen Science to Record and Monitor Indigenous Site Loss in Coastal Maine (2023)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Bonnie D. Newsom. Michael Scott. Alice Kelley. Katherine Allen.

This is an abstract from the session entitled "Methods for Monitoring Heritage at Risk Sites in a Rapidly Changing Environment", at the 2023 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Indigenous shell heaps along the coast of Maine preserve a cultural and environmental record spanning millennia; however, climate change-related sea level rise and increased storm intensity and frequency are destroying sites at an alarming rate. To document and monitor site loss, an...


Origin of Shell Mounds (1908)
DOCUMENT Citation Only J. Y. Detwiler.

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Paleoecology of Shell Mounds at Otumo, Peru (1971)
DOCUMENT Citation Only A. Craig. N. Psuty.

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