ISBN:
9780125239806
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (454 p)
Parallel Title:
Print version The Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project : An Archaeological Study of Cultural Adaptations in the Southern Prairie Peninsula
DDC:
304.2/09778
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Abstract:
The Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project
Abstract:
The Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project
Description / Table of Contents:
Front Cover; The Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project: An Archaeological Study of Cultural Adaptations in the Southern Prairie Peninsula; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Contributors; Figures; Tables; Preface; Acknowledgments; PART I: Research Orientation; Chapter 1. Introduction; THE PROJECT OBJECTIVE; GOALS OF THE PROJECT; THE PROJECT AREA; HISTORY OF RESEARCH IN THE PROJECT AREA; THE DATA BASE; Chapter 2. The Approach; HUMAN ECOLOGY; REGIONAL ANAL; DEVELOPMENT OF A RESEARCH STRATEGY; THE CANNON PROJECT RESEARCH STRATEGY; PART II: Environment and Predictions
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Chapter 3. The Historical SettingCLIMATE; LANDFORMS; WATER; SOILS; FLORA; FAUNA; LITHIC RESOURCES; CONCLUSIONS; Chapter 4. Holocene Dynamics; CLIMATIC CHANGE; CULTURE CHANGE; SUMMARY; Chapter 5. Models of Adaptation and Change; A MODEL OF PREHISTORIC ADAPTATION AND CHANGE; A MODEL OF HISTORIC ADAPTATION AND CHANGE; PART III: Regional Chronology; Chapter 6. Chronology of the Preceramic Period; THE SITES; THE PROJECTILE POINT CLASSIFICATION; PROJECTILE POINT CLASSDISTRIBUTIONS; SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS; Chapter 7. Chronology of the Ceramic Period; CERAMIC-PERIOD CHRONOLOGY AT PIGEON ROOST CREEK
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MONROE PHASE 200 B.C.-A.D. 200CENTRAL VALLEY PHASE A.D. 200-600; SALT RIVER PHASE A.D. 600-750; RALLS PHASE A.D. 750-1000; PERRY PHASE A.D. 1000-1400; SUMMARY; Chapter 8. A Regional Chronology of the Early Historic Period; AN OVERVIEW OF SETTLEMENT IN THE SALT VALLEY; ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SETTLEMENT PRIOR TO 1820; ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SETTLEMENT, 182-1830; ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND TOWN FORMATION IN 1831; TOWNSHIP AND TOWN FORMATION, 1832-1839; ECONOMIC EXPANSION, 1840 TO THE CIVIL WAR; SUMMARY; PART IV: Functional and Economic Indicators
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Chapter 9. Analysis of Lithic ArtifactsLITHIC ANALYSIS IN 1981: A BRIEF OVERVIEW; CONSIDERATIONS IN DEVELOPING THE CANNON PROJECT LITHIC ANALYSIS SYSTEMS; DESCRIPTION OF THE CANNON PROJECT LITHIC CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS; CONCLUSIONS; Chapter 10. Analysis of Vertebrate Remains; METHODS OF RECONSTRUCTION; THE VERTEBRATE ASSEMBLAGES; VERTEBRATE TAXA ENCOUNTERED; INTERASSEMBLAGE VARIABILITY; CONCLUSIONS; Chapter 11. Analysis of Archaeobotanical Remains; SITE COLLECTIONS; PLANT TAXA ENCOUNTERED; DISCUSSION OF PLANT REMAINS; SUMMARY; PART V: Community Patterns
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Chapter 12. Prehistoric Community Patterns: Surface DefinitionSURFACE COLLECTION IN THE REGIONAL ANALYTIC FRAMEWORK; A REVIEW OF SURFACE FORMATION PROCESSES; COLLECTION TECHNIQUES; ANALYSIS OF SURFACE DATA; SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS; Chapter 13. Prehistoric Community Patterns: Subsurface Definition; COMMUNITY COMPOSITION; THE ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES; Chapter 14. Prehistoric Community Patterns: Surface to Subsurface Comparison; SURFACE ARTIFACT DENSITY AND LOCATION OF SUBSURFACE FEATURES; THE DISTRIBUTION OF SURFACE VERSUS SUBSURFACE ARTIFACT CLASSES; SUMMARY
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Chapter 15. The Structure of Historic Communities
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