Baskets (Other Keyword)

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The Archeolgoy of Mitchell Caverns (1989)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Diana G. Pinto.

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Aztec’s Textiles, Baskets, and Other Perishable Traditions: Contributions of Recent Perishables Research to a New Understanding of the West Ruin (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Laurie Webster. Edward Jolie.

Earl Morris recovered more than 1500 perishable artifacts from the West Ruin of Aztec, but his publications provide only a glimpse of the diversity, richness, and strong research potential of this relatively well-preserved and well-provenienced perishable collection. In this paper, we discuss our recent re-analyses of these assemblages and present new insights related to Chaco-Aztec relations and the organization of ritual practice, society, and craft production at Aztec. We also highlight...


Cherokee Economic Botany from Western North Carolina: Man and Nature in the Southern Appalachians
DOCUMENT Citation Only John Witthoft.

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FIBER AND WOOD IDENTIFICATION AT SEVERAL SITES ON THE ASHLEY NATIONAL FOREST, UTAH (2001)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings. Kathryn Puseman.

Eighteen fiber and/or wood samples were submitted for identification from several sites on the Ashley National Forest. A combination of techniques was used in the identification of these remains, which included plant bundles, burden basket construction elements, snare wood and fibers, and other basket materials.


Koniag Burial Patterns: Examples from Karluk (Kar-001) (1988)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles J. Utermohle.

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Material Culture of Samoa: Condensed and Simplified from Dr. P. H. Buck's Samoan Material Culture with Additional Notes
DOCUMENT Citation Only Brother Herman.

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Material Culture of Western Samoa: Persistence and Change (1985)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Roger Neich.

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