Paleoenvironmental (Other Keyword)

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Cutting Edge Technology: A Comparison of the Environmental Impact on the Emergence and Dispersal of Microblades in Siberia and Northern China (2024)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Alyssa McDowell. Cindy Hsin-yee Huang.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2024: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 89th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. During the Upper Paleolithic, microblade tools emerged in Siberia and northern China, representing a significant technological advancement in tool-making and tool use. It is hypothesized that microblades emerged early in Siberia as an adaptation to the cold high-altitude environments, and the intensification of forager mobility due to the harsh...

Data Recovery at Site 16VN794: Investigations into Site Formation Processes and the Cultural Squence of West Central Louisiana (1993)
DOCUMENT Citation Only C. E. Cantley. L. E. Raymer. J. S. Foss. L. S. Cummings. J. W. Joseph. J. Raymer. R. Lewis. C. Stiles.

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Exploring the Coastal Mosaic of Northern Quintana Roo: The Proyecto Costa Escondida and Scott L. Fedick’s Continuing Legacy in the Northern Maya Lowlands (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffrey Glover. Dominique Rissolo.

Glover and Rissolo owe a great deal to Scott Fedick for his mentorship through our graduate school years and for his friendship and council as we embarked on our own multidisciplinary project, the Proyecto Costa Escondida. This paper highlights the contributions Scott has made to interdisciplinary research in the Maya area. In so doing, we discuss how our project on the north coast of Quintana Roo builds on this intellectual heritage. We, like Scott, are investigating the dynamic interplay...

Rocky Mountain Project - Cultural Resource Mitigation: Prehistoric Investigations at GP-FL-9D, GP-FL-9B, GP-FL-5, and GP-FL-15 Rocky Mountain Pumped Storage Project, Floyd County, Georgia (1986)
DOCUMENT Citation Only C. A. Ebright.

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