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This report details the excavation of the Glenshaw Rockshelter (36AL482), a small but interesting rockshelter which producing data on Archaic and Woodland prehistoric use.
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      Early Woodland (Archaeology in Northeastern North America)Early ArchaicCaves and rockshelters
As in the rest of the Southeast, researchers of South Carolina prehistory use projectile point typologies to organize sequences of culture history and frame questions about change through time. For the Early Archaic a general temporal... more
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      ArchaeologyPrehistoric ArchaeologyLithic TechnologyPrehistory
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      Classical ArchaeologyRegional StudiesEarly Iron AgeEarly Archaic
Arrowheads, projectile points, or, more generally, hafted bifaces, have long been the focus of archaeological investigations. They have captured the attention of many archaeological enthusiasts, amateur archaeologists, collectors, and... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyLithic TechnologyEvolutionary Theory (Archaeology)Lithic Technology (Archaeology)
Previous models predicting Early Archaic mobility and subsistence strategies in South Carolina have evaluated behavioral negotiations of specific resource distributions. A new model is presented using empirical datasets that quantify and... more
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      Archaeological GISRemote sensing and GIS applications in Landscape ResearchLithic TechnologyLithics
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Description of an Early Archaic biface from southeastern Ontario, which bears on the eighth millennium BCE contemporaneity of Late PaleoIndian "Plano" and Early Archaic technologies.
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      Northeastern North America (Archaeology)Late Paleoindian ArchaeologyEarly Archaic
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      SpartaAncient Greek ReligionEarly Iron AgeGreek sanctuaries
This paper attempts to emphasize and evaluate the importance of singular behavioral residues, such as hafted biface resharpening, with an experimental approach in order to shed some light on the overall use-life of a Kirk corner notched... more
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      ArchaeologyExperimental ArchaeologyLithic TechnologyLithic Technology (Archaeology)
She is currently a co-director of the project 'Connecting the Greeks. Multi-scalar festival networks in the Hellenistic world'. Prof Dr Onno van Nijf is chair of the Ancient History section at the University of Groningen. He is currently... more
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      ReligionClassical ArchaeologyCitizenship and IdentitySparta
Two recently discovered sites on the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation in Connecticut document the effects of the Pleistocene-Holocene transition on the region’s early hunter-gatherer population. The adjacent sites lie along the margins of... more
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      ArchaeologyMesolithic ArchaeologyNortheastern North America (Archaeology)Paleoindians
Evaluating the effects of raw material quality on technology is important for understanding subsistence and mobility strategies. This study quantifies raw material quality and selection through the analysis of prehistoric notched hafted... more
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      Early Archaic ArchaeologyLithic AnalysisLithic Raw Material SourcingSouth Carolina Archaeology
This paper will examine the timing, extent, and the potential overlap of early Holocene archaeological complexes producing Late Paleoindian Agate Basin and St. Anne/Varney bifaces, quartz core unifaces (Early Maritime Archaic), and... more
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      Northeastern North America (Archaeology)Late Paleoindian ArchaeologyRadiocarbon Dating (Archaeology)Paleoindian archaeology
A series of papers has developed the claim that stone features on the submerged Alpena-Amberley Ridge (AAR) in Lake Huron provides unique insight into the Paleoindian caribou-hunting economies of the Great Lakes. The documented human... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyUnderwater ArchaeologyHunter-Gatherer ArchaeologyEastern Woodlands