Late Woodland (Other Keyword)

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A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Local Systems Project BROS-62())--8J-62, FHWA 238000, Mahaska County, IA (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only K. Kris Hirst.

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A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Local Systems Project L-G-493, Palo Alto County (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James Collins.

A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Primary Roads Project BRF-26-1(7)--38-03, A.K.A. PIN 91-03020-1, Allamakee County (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James Collins.

A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Primary Roads Project FN-52-2(17)--21-31A.K.A. PIN 71-31060-1 Dubuque, County (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James Collins.

A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Primary Roads Project HES-6-7(41)--2H-52, A.K.A.PIN 91-52030-1, Johnson County (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John G. Hedden.

A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Primary Roads Project Stp-187-1(18)--2C-10, A.K.A. PIN 92-10010-1, Buchanan County (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Timothy S. Weitzel.

A Phase I Cultural Resource Survey for Proposed Bridge Replacement Project, Union Township, Crawford County (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jonathan R. Sellars.

Phase I, II, and III Archaeological Investigations, St. Anne's Shrine Cottage Construction, Isle la Motte, Vermont

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Phase I, II, and III investigations of a multicomponent precontact site on Isle la Motte, VT, one of several small islands in the widest part of Lake Champlain. Includes pottery analysis and components dating to the Late Archaic, Middle Woodland, and Late Woodland/Contact periods.

Phase I, II, and III Archaeological Investigations, St. Anne's Shrine Cottage, Isle La Motte, Vermont (2015)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Hartgen Archeological Associates, Inc..

Final .pdf report of all three phases of investigations at the small site. Includes pottery, macrobotanical, and faunal analyses in the appendix. Multicomponent site with Late Archaic, Middle Woodland, Late Woodland, and Contact period elements.

Phase II Archaeological Investigation of Site 13Jk160, Jackson County, Mississippi River Pool No.12, Tract No. Fia-3, Item No. 50 (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Leah D. Rogers.

Phase II Archeological Site Evaluations, National Grid Mohican-Batten Kill 115 kV Transmission Line, Towns of Fort Edward and Moreau, Washington and Saratoga Counties, NY (2012)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Hartgen Archeological Associates, Inc..

Phase II archeological site evaluation of two precontact sites in Moreau and Ft. Edward, NY, on the Hudson River. Locational information redacted since not all of the site was mitigated during the subsequent Phase III survey. MB #81 on the east bank of the river in Ft. Edward dates to the Late Archaic period. MB #33 on the west bank of the river in Moreau dates to the Late Woodland. This site was later partly mitigated.

Phase II Investigation of 13Bt13, Primary Roads Project BRF-188-1(18)--38-12, A.K.A. PIN 86-12010-1, Butler County (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Mark L. Anderson. Dennis Dahms.

Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery at the Smith Bottom Site (13Ha181) and the Allen Fan Site (13Ha385): The Middle and Late Archaic of Hardin County, Iowa, NHS-520-5(53)-19-42, A.K.A. PIN 94-42060-2 (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard L. Fishel.

Phase III Archeological Data Retrieval, National Grid Mohican-Batten Kill 115kV Transmission Line, Town of Moreau, Saratoga County, NY (2013)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Hartgen Archeological Associates, Inc..

Phase III report for the MB #33 Precontact Site, a Late Woodland site on the Hudson River. Report written by Hartgen Archeological Associates, Inc. for National Grid (project sponsor). Report (.pdf) includes floral and faunal analyses and radiocarbon dating as appendices. Locational data redacted since the large portions of the site are still intact.

Phases I-II Archaeological Investigation at the Mouth of Catfish Creek, Mines of Spain Recreation Area, Dubuque County, Iowa (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Fred Finney. Shirley Schermer.

PHYTOLITH ANALYSIS OF FOUR LATE WOODLAND SHERDS, 47MT71, WISCONSIN (2001)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings.

Four ceramic sherds recovered from site 47MT71 located along the northeastern shore of Green Bay in Wisconsin were processed to recover phytoliths that might inform concerning the foods cooked in the vessels represented by these sherds. This site was occupied during the Late Woodland (ca. AD 660-860). At the time of contact this area was occupied by the Menominee Indians, also known as the Wild Rice People. Wild rice glumes produce phytoliths that are identifiable, so phytolith analysis was...

Prehistory, History, and Gomerphology of the Miss. River Valley IN the Montrose Bottom: A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Primery Roads Project F-61-1(55)--20-56, A.K.A. PIN 79-56040-1, US61, Lee County (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Joe Alan Artz.

Preliminary results from two Late Woodland trash pits from Block Island, Rhode Island (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Erin Strickland.

In the summer of 2015 an archaeological dig was conducted, as part of a salvage project due to new construction, at RI-2451 on Block Island, Rhode Island. A pre-Columbian Native American habitation area was identified near the shoreline of the Great Salt Pond, a large and almost enclosed body of water separating the north and south regions of Block Island. The pond has a small channel, artificially dug in the late 1800s, on its northwest shore to connect it with the Block Island Sound. The...

Resave Investigations at Sites 13Da162 and 13Da163, Saylorville Lake, Dallas County (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Susan R. Snow.

Site Form, Site 28BU961 (2019)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Air Force Base.

Initial New Jersey Site Registration Form.

The Sky is Falling: Site formation processes at Woodpecker Cave, Johnson County, Iowa (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James McGrath. Rebekah Truhan. Adam Skibbe. James Enloe.

Woodpecker Cave is a small, limestone rock shelter occurring on a drainage of the Coralville Reservoir in Johnson Country, Iowa. The site was originally excavated in 1956 by Warren Caldwell and has been the home of the University of Iowa archaeological field school from 2012 to 2016. The University of Iowa excavations identified Late and Terminal Woodland materials with a high concentration of roofspall contributing to the archaeological deposits. When combined with recent terrestrial LIDAR...

Tool manufacture and bone breakage patterns at a Haudenosaunee site in New York (2016)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Jessica Watson. Jack Rossen.

The Myers Farm site is located on a hill ten miles east of Cayuga Lake, central New York. It is a small mid-15th century Cayuga farmstead and feasting ground identified by a midden approximately ten meters in diameter. A large roasting pit, hearth features, and storage pits contained animal bone, including worked tools and food debris. This paper describes a preliminary faunal analysis of selected features. Recovered fauna include a generous range of local species, including mammals, birds,...

The Uses of Platform-Mound Summits at a Coles Creek Site in Southwest Mississippi (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Vincas Steponaitis. Megan Kassabaum. John O'Hear.

Excavations at Feltus (Jefferson County, Mississippi) have yielded considerable evidence on how the summits of platform mounds constructed during the middle Coles Creek period (AD 900-1100) were used. These summits showed multiple veneers of black and yellow sediments, portions of which were heavily burned. Also present were small pits that may have been votive deposits, as well as large, bathtub-shaped cooking pits. The summits were kept clean, but dense middens accumulated on their flanks....

Villages, Horticulture, and the Narragansett: Native American Settlement and Resource Exploitation along the Southern Rhode Island Coast ca. 1300-1400 AD. (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Joseph Waller. Alan Leveillee.

The Salt Pond archaeological site was identified during environmental review planning for a proposed residential subdivision in the 1980s. Archaeological investigations in the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s provided glimpses into Native American settlement and subsistence strategies within Rhode Island's coastal zone. Continued multi-disciplinary study of this culturally significant place has provided a wealth of new information on the late pre-contact environment, Native American village...