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Soft cover. Condition: Good. Please see any and all photos connected with this listing. A bit scuffed but all pages intact and legible. Good reading copy. Clean. No store stamps. --- Feb, 1988 issue --- Crime stories including authors - Rob Kantner - Hal Shaffer - Michael Beres - Bruce Scates - Gary Alexander - Erich Obermayr - Richard F. McGonegal - Doug Allyn - Charles D. McIntosh - James G. Holding - Bill Crenshaw - A. Merritt. . .See photos for additional content. . .
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States (Paperback or Softback)
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States (BAR International)
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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Sustainable Library's Cookbook
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States (BAR International)
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States 2015 (British Archaeological Reports International Series, 2712)
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: New. vii, 161 pages : illustrations, maps ; 30 cm. This study began with an intensive search to identify all prehistoric sites with soapstone artifacts in Maryland and the District of Columbia. A review of published and unpublished records and interviews with avocational archaeologists found that the number of (precisely and imprecisely mapped) is at least 340. Avocational archaeologists had collected most of the reported soapstone artifacts, and surface collecting was the most common form of artifact retrieval. These situations result in limited site contextual information and restricted opportunity to interpret site activities. The findings of this study include that soapstone use increased during the Late Archaic and remained high, at least for certain artifacts, through the Woodland periods. The few 14C dates associated with soapstone vessels in the study area and neighboring states point to the initial use of bowls around 3600-2900 BP. Consideration of the distribution of the soapstone sites and review of the anthropological literature on trade and exchange point to three major means by which Native Americans in the study area obtained soapstone artifacts: direct unfettered procurement; direct access with use of an intermediate site as staging area; and exchange with a social group which quarried and made the items. Future developments in provenance studies of soapstone may assist archaeologists in matching artifacts with their quarries. My own experiments on the manufacturing of a preform bowl demonstrate the relative effectiveness of stone and bone chisels, as well as how archaeologists might best detect soapstone debitage at sites during field testing. I suggest that two factors led to the inhabitants of the Middle Atlantic switching to ceramics: first that there was a search for more easily obtainable materials to make watertight, fire-resistant vessels; and second that the increased use of ceramics led to an increase in their mechanical properties, making them a more desirable product.
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States 2712 British Archaeological Reports International Series
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
Language: English
Published by British Archaeological Reports Oxford Ltd, 2015
ISBN 10: 1407313630 ISBN 13: 9781407313634
Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This study began with an intensive search to identify all prehistoric sites with soapstone artifacts in Maryland and the District of Columbia. A review of published and unpublished records and interviews with avocational archaeologists found that the number of (precisely and imprecisely mapped) is at least 340. Avocational archaeologists had collected most of the reported soapstone artifacts, and surface collecting was the most common form of artifact retrieval. These situations result in limited site contextual information and restricted opportunity to interpret site activities. The findings of this study include that soapstone use increased during the Late Archaic and remained high, at least for certain artifacts, through the Woodland periods. The few 14C dates associated with soapstone vessels in the study area and neighboring states point to the initial use of bowls around 3600-2900 BP. Consideration of the distribution of the soapstone sites and review of the anthropological literature on trade and exchange point to three major means by which Native Americans in the study area obtained soapstone artifacts: direct unfettered procurement; direct access with use of an intermediate site as staging area; and exchange with a social group which quarried and made the items. Future developments in provenance studies of soapstone may assist archaeologists in matching artifacts with their quarries. My own experiments on the manufacturing of a preform bowl demonstrate the relative effectiveness of stone and bone chisels, as well as how archaeologists might best detect soapstone debitage at sites during field testing. I suggest that two factors led to the inhabitants of the Middle Atlantic switching to ceramics: first that there was a search for more easily obtainable materials to make watertight, fire-resistant vessels; and second that the increased use of ceramics led to an increase in their mechanical properties, making them a more desirable product.
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States (BAR International Series)
Language: English
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States (BAR International Series)
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States (BAR International Series)
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A Study of Prehistoric Soapstone Vessels of the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
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Add to basketCondition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Über den AutorrnrnGary D. ShafferKlappentextThis study began with an intensive search to identify all prehistoric sites with soapstone artifacts in Maryland and the District of Columbia. A review of published and.
