university alabama press stone tool traditions in the contact era sep 2003
university alabama press stone tool traditions in the contact era sep 2003
... andother enterprises continued their trade in a wide variety of pelts in Canada wellinto the twentieth century. Deerskins became a major trade item in the 1700sand into the 1800s in the southeastern ... identifying changes in the organi-zation of lithic technology in the Contact era. With the subtle technological changes that were occurring in the early Con-tact era, we may ¤nd that indirect lines ... bison became in- creasingly important in the Plains during the 1800s.Jay Johnson (1997; chapter 4) observes that one stone tool type that thrived in certain regions of the South in the 1700s,...
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university alabama press w c mckern and the midwestern taxonomic method nov 2002
... taxonomic principles. . . . the aspect of taxonomy involved in sorting and labeling” (Simpson 1945:1);“consists of grouping things according to their characteristics or proper-ties, placing them in ... andthus they fell prey to the tautology. It also became clear that the fewer the characters held in common, the more inclusive the taxonomic unit: The lower [less-inclusive] taxon, having fewer individuals ... 29Figure 2.3 the particular weighting of characters re®ected by the order in which they are considered in uences the nature of the resulting units. The character states signi¤ed by c–f concern the character...
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university alabama press household chores and household choices theorizing the domestic sphere in historical archaeology jun 2004
... Mindy Boninegations helped to re¤ne rancho architecture further (Fleming 1998; Flemingand Perttula 1999).Two general types of building styles were prevalent in the area, the jacal and the stone ... on the walls. No ®oors were found in any of the buildings; however, evidence ofthresholds, the only openings in the buildings, was found at the level of the modern ground surface. This led the ... of the strong points and weaknesses of each of the chapters within these themes.A careful reading of these concluding commentaries will show that theseauthors do not always agree with the other...
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state university of new york press aristotle on false reasoning language and the world in the sophistical refutations mar 2003
... complex, involving an oblique context as well as relying upon the syntac-tical rule according to which the subject of the main verb can be the unex-pressed subject within the oblique context. In ... doesoccasionally find oneself losing sight of the forest for the trees, I hope that the trees themselves are sufficiently intriguing, providing peripheral insightsinto other areas of logical theory and wider ... 98Begging the Question in the Prior Analytics 98Begging the Question in Dialectical Reasoning 100Begging the Question and Immediate Inferences 104Resolutions 106 The Fallacy of Treating a...
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open university press challenging e learning in the university oct 2007
... E-learning in the University A Literacies PerspectiveRobin Goodfellow and Mary R. LeaChallenging E-learning in the University Goodfellow & LeaCHALLENGING E-LEARNING IN THE UNIVERSITY A Literacies ... fully in relation to otherliterature in the course of the following chapters.An overview of the following chapters In Chapter 1, Mary provides a framing for the chapters which follow in exploring ... practices. We bring the book to a conclusion by critiquing some of the existing research in e-learning and pointing to the urgent need for further work which bringsliteracies research into alignment...
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university alabama press catawba indian pottery the survival of a folk tradition jan 2004
... seemingly introduced these interesting tools to the Catawba in the eighteenth century. The ability to make such moldsdied out in the 1930s and was successfully revived by Earl Robbins in the ... 1999–2002). In the area of religion, the “old way” survivesonly in the belief in minor woodland deities called the yehasuri, or the wild Indians (Blumer Collection, Edinburg, Virginia, [BC] 1985). In the realm ... and is the oldest in the UnitedStates. Then in 1888 a South Carolina writer and would-be ethnologist,MacDonald Furman, took an interest in the Catawba and wrote aboutthem in the local press...
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university alabama press circular villages of the monongahela tradition aug 2007
... with other tasks including clearing the area for their dwellings.Individuals who draw on the labor of other community members in turn pro-vide their own labor to others when they need assistance ... com-ponent there (Means 2001, 2003) . The AMS dating project accomplished more than ascertaining the ages ofnine previously undated village components excavated during the New Dealand clarifying the ... changes in intra- and intercommunity relations—cannot be determined in the absence of reasonably secure chronological data;nor can comparisons be made to general trends in the Northeast during the Late...
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university alabama press dialogues in cuban archaeology aug 2005
... one of the most renowned Cuban naturalists. They had in common an enthusi-asm to dig deeper into the indigenous past, and they shared a lack of training in excavation techniques. In the case ... of the chronicles. The sitesdiscovered by Rodríguez Ferrer and the evidence collected, including humanremains, marked the onset of a new scienti¤c discipline in the country. Thus,taking into ... noticing changes in the attitudes that both American andCuban archaeologists held about the practice of the discipline in the other’scountry. It was then that I realized that my discussion in the...
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university alabama press the archaeology of town creek nov 2007
... enclosure because the former is centered within and seemingly constructed in reference to the latter. In the case of Structure 1, however, the inner circular pattern is not centered within the exterior ... possible inter-pretation of the two concentric patterns is that the outer circle represents the wall of the structure and the inner the remains of an interior roof support system. Alternatively, the ... had moved into the area from the south during the mid- sixteenth cen-tury. Pee Dee culture was so different from the others that had been identi-fi ed in the area that Coe was convinced it represented...
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university alabama press archaeology of the lower muskogee creek indians 1715-1836 jan 2007
... point at top. . . . In this house the Indians Consult about the affairs of their Nation in the Winter Season and in 22 / Foster The purpose of this book is to investigate the diversity of the ... comprised in one inclosure, or generalboundary. In the Spring when the Season arrives, all the Citizens as oneFamily, prepare the ground & begin to plant, beginning at one end or the other, ... Taitt again described the Tukabatcheecouncil house in the Upper Creek towns: The hot house is generally built at the north west Corner of the Square having the door fronting the South East.The...
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