Title: A Lasting impression: coastal, lithic, and ceramic research in New England archaeology
Abstract:Series Foreword Foreword by Brona G. Simon Preface by Jordan E. Kerber Coastal Archaeology Archaeology on the Boston Harbor Islands after 25 Years by Barbara E. Luedtke Interpreting Diverse Marine She...Series Foreword Foreword by Brona G. Simon Preface by Jordan E. Kerber Coastal Archaeology Archaeology on the Boston Harbor Islands after 25 Years by Barbara E. Luedtke Interpreting Diverse Marine Shell Deposits of the Woodland Period in New England and New York: Interrelationships among Subsistence, Symbolism, and Ceremonialism by Jordan E. Kerber Late Woodland Use of Coastal Resources at Mount Sinai Harbor, Long Island, New York by David J. Bernstein Archaeological Investigations at the Lucy Vincent Beach Site (19-DK-148): Preliminary Results and Interpretations by Elizabeth S. Chilton and Dianna L. Doucette Small Is Beautiful: Tidal Weirs in a Low-Energy Estuary by Dena F. Dincauze and Elena Decima Lithic Analysis A Petrographic Assessment of Stone Tool Materials in New England by Barbara L. A. Calogero Late Woodland Lithic Resource Use and Native Group Territories in Eastern Massachusetts by Duncan Ritchie Landscape Interpretation on the Microscopic Scale: Case Studies in Southern New England by Michael A. Volmar and Shirley Blancke Ceramic Analysis Reconsidering the Shantok Tradition by Robert G. Goodby Those Puzzling Late Woodland Collared Pottery Styles: A Hypothesis by Lucianne Lavin An Optical Mineralogy Approach to Northeastern Ceramic Diversity by John P. Pretola Analysis and Interpretation of Early Ceramics from Sewalls and Amoskeag Falls, Merrimack River Valley, New Hampshire by Victoria Bunker References IndexRead More
Publication Year: 2003
Publication Date: 2003-09-01
Language: en
Type: article
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