Long House (Site Type Keyword)
Parent: Domestic Structures
A long, relatively narrow multi-family dwelling, best known as a typical village dwelling used by Iroquois Confederacy tribes.
26-32 (32 Records)
These are the level notes from the 1991 season of excavation.
Second Woods Test Hole Forms
These are the test hole forms from the 1990 season of excavation of the Second Woods site.
Susan Bamann's Dissertation (1993)
Here is a copy of "Settlement Nucleation in Mohawk Iroquois Prehistory: An Analysis of a Site Sequence in the Lower Otsquago Drainage of the Mohawk Valley." This is Susan Bamann's 1993 dissertation that was submitted to the State University of New York at Albany. This includes a section on the Fox Lair.
Susan Bamann's Dissertation
Here is a copy of "Settlement Nucleation in Mohawk Iroquois Prehistory: An Analysis of a Site Sequence in the Lower Otsquago Drainage of the Mohawk Valley." This is Susan Bamann's 1993 dissertation that was submitted to the State University of New York at Albany.
Viking Unst Project Excavations at Hamar and the Upper House, Underhoull: Field Season 2007: Interim Report No. 2 (Data Structure Report) (2007)
The Viking Unst Project began in August 2005 with an integrated survey of key sites in the island of Unst (Bond et al. 2006). Using a Penmap survey as well as simple annotated plans, this initial investigation aimed to thoroughly record the sites in terms of surviving earthworks and the surrounding area. The first excavation season was carried out in July 2006 and focused on the site of Hamar under the direction of Dr. Julie Bond, with work on the site of Belmont being carried out ...
Viking Unst Project, Excavations at Hamar and The Upper House, Underhoull: Field Season 2008: Interim Report No. 3 (Data Structure Report) (2008)
The Viking Unst Project began in August 2005 with an integrated survey of key sites in the island of Unst (Bond et al. 2006). Using a Penmap survey as well as simple annotated plans, this initial investigation aimed to thoroughly record the sites in terms of surviving earthworks and the surrounding area. The first excavation season was carried out in July 2006 and focused on the site of Hamar under the direction of Dr. Julie Bond, with work on the site of Belmont being carried out...
Viking Unst Project, Excavations at Hamar: Field Season 2006: Interim Report No. 1 (Data Structure Report) (2006)
The Viking Unst Project began in August 2005 with an integrated survey of key sites in the island of Unst (Bond et al. 2006). Using a Penmap survey as well as simple annotated plans, this initial investigation aimed to thoroughly record the sites in terms of surviving earthworks and the surrounding area. The first excavation season was carried out in July 2006 and focused on the site of Hamar under the direction of Dr. Julie Bond. It has been suggested that Unst may have played an...