Looting Patterns (Other Keyword)

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Assessing Contemporary Human Activity at Sites in the Anasazi Archeological District, San Juan National Forest: A Quantitative Approach (2004)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Ralph J. Hartley. Anne Wolley Vawser.

The purpose of this study is to: (I) assess whether associations exist between a set of characteristics of a prehistoric site observable on the ground surface and evidence of modern human activities at that place; (II) ascertain how evidence of subsurface “looting” varies with characteristics of the site that reflect varied prehistoric activity; and (III) assess the vulnerability of sites to contemporary human activities during exposure after periods of inundation.

Cultural Resources Survey of SelectedTimber Stands On Big Creek and Hart Creek, Strom Thurmond Lake, McDuffie County, Georgia (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only T. Jeffrey Price.

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