Fishing Technology (Other Keyword)

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Ancient Fishing Technology On the Gulf Coast of Yucatan, Mexico (1975)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jack D. Eaton.

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Archaeological Data Recovery Report for the Proposed TA'U Road Reconstruction, at Faga and Fitiuta, TA'U Island, Manu'a, American Samoa (2000)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul L. Cleghorn. William Shapiro.

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Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey and Excavation of the Ofu / Olosega Highway Link (1992)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Simon Best.

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Barbed Bone Points: Ethnoarchaeological and Archaeological Perspectives on Selective Fishing on the Shores of Lake Turkana. (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Benjamin Smith.

As riverine and lacustrine environments expanded across north tropical Africa at various times in prehistory, humans developed special methods for fishing or "aquatic hunting." Barbed bone "harpoon" points, used across much of Africa north of the equator during early Holocene times, represent an especially compelling innovation. Studying barbed bone points from Turkana Basin, NW Kenya can shed light on hunter-gatherer technology, tool use, and resource acquisition in a context of environmental...

Ethno-Archaeology and the Development of Polynesian Fishing Strategies (1979)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Patrick V. Kirch. T. S. Dye.

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Final Report on Archaeological Investigations at Site AS-13-1, To'aga, Ofu Island, American Samoa (1989)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Patrick V. Kirch. Terry L. Hunt. Lisa Nagaoka. Jason Tyler.

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Preliminary Report on an Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Manu'a Islands, American Samoa (1987)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Terry L. Hunt. Patrick V. Kirch.

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Worked Bone Harpoon Technological Persistance and Variation Through Time and Geography (Turkana/Omo Basin, Kenya/Ethiopia) (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Loretta Dibble.

A detailed study of the variation in Holocene worked bone harpoons from the Lake Turkana/Omo Basin (Northern Kenya/Southwest Ethiopia) has been conducted. Bone harpoon sites in this basin span a more than 6,000 year period (approximately 9,000 or 10,000 bp through 3,000 bp). A review of the dates associated with these archaeological assemblages (and the dating of sedimentary features correlated with the changing lake levels in the basin) is presented along with new dates 00000000and new material...