61. North American Historical/Industrial Archaeology Professors I am interested in the archaeology of the Historic Period in north america,particularly on military and domestic sites. My current research at the Royal http://info.wlu.ca/~wwwarch/histor/prof.html

Professors of Historical/Industrial Archaeology Dr. J. Triggs Dr. Triggs has been involved in Historical Archaeology in Ontario and abroad for over twenty years. He has conducted field school excavations each summer at the Historical Naval and Military Establishments at Penetanguishene as well as the late 18th/early 19th century Beasley Site in Hamilton since 1991. As a professional heritage consultant, he has directed research projects at several museums and historic sites in Ontario including Dundurn Castle, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, Battlefield House, and Chiefswood Museum. Most recently his work has taken him to the Royal Navy Dockyard, Bermuda, where a study of the standing structures and documentary records continues a program of research begun in 1998 in association with the Bermuda Maritime Museum. Education: PhD, University of Toronto Research Interests: I am interested in the archaeology of the Historic Period in North America, particularly on military and domestic sites. My current research at the Royal Navy base in Penetanguishene examines the adaptations of the British military to remote frontier conditions. Concepts such as environmental change, social geography, and technological innovation and modification have guided my research at this site for over a decade. Beginning in 2002, it is my intention to apply the results of this research to the British siege camps at the mid-eighteenth century site of Louisbourg, Cape Breton.

62. Native Art Of North America - Web Resources And Image Links Native Art of South america Web Resources and Image Links. http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/timelines/northamer/northamer.html

Native Art of North America Note: these are resources on the art of Native North America in general. For specific regions, please use the navigation links at the bottom of this page General Resources Aboriginal Art Links . Bill Henderson Chronology of America , from The Comparative Archaeology WEB . Maximilian O. Baldia Compact Histories of the First Nations. Jordan S. Dill Early America , from An Outline of American History . George M. Welling Index of Native American Resources on the Internet . WWW Virtual Library An Introduction To The American Indian . Paul E. Pettennude National Park Service , USA: Archaeology and Ethnography Program Links to the Past: Archaeology A Native American Anthology . Richard Hooker, World Civilizations. Native American Arts Review . Ron Johnson, Humboldt State University, California Native American Mythology . Encyclopedia Mythica Native Americans . Ellie Crystal Timeline of North America . Metropolitan Museum of Art NAGPRA A Guide to the Native American Graves Repatriation Act . Christopher D. Weston, National Endowment for the Arts National NAGPRA Database . National Park Service National NAGPRA Program . National Park Service Who Owns The Past?

63. "the People's Paths Home Page!" North American Indian Historical Sites america s Stonehenge A 4 Season Adventure In Eco Archaeology What is These and other mounds throughout north america were constructed by the http://www.yvwiiusdinvnohii.net/special/mounds.htm

NLThomas North American Indian Historical Sites "Mounds, Pyramids, Related National and State Parks" Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Welcome to the U.S. National Parks Net "This site is dedicated to providing information on all U.S. National Parks It is our intent to provide information that will be timely and of assistance in planning a trip, vacation or obtaining data about a park." Ancient Architects of the Mississippi " The National Park Service is steward of a diverse cultural legacy. From the cliff dwellings of the Southwest to the reminiscences of neighborhood residents where Martin Luther King, Jr. grew up, this legacy represents a continuum of American heritage–its places, objects, and traditions. The NPS archeology and ethnography program provides national leadership, coordination, and technical guidance to aid in preserving this heritage. Wisconsin Electronic Reader "A cooperative digital imaging project of the University of Wisconsin-Madison General Library System and the State Historical Society of Wisconsin." Story: Indians of Wisconsin Black Hawk Indian Gallery Indian Mounds Gallery ... Outline of Prehistory and History "In the Southeastern U.S. and Caribbean Culture Area with Reference to Relevant National Park Units in the Southeast Region."

64. SAAweb - Archaeology & You A wellillustrated introduction to north american archaeology. The Archaeologyof north america. Dean R. Snow, Chelsea House Publishers, New York, 1989. http://www.saa.org/publications/ArchAndYou/learning/reading.html

Introduction Letter from the National Geographic Society Letter from the Society for ... Contacts about Archaeology Publications Links American Antiquity Archaeology and Public Education Current Research Editorial Offices (Crystal Report) E-tiquity JSTOR Latin American Antiquity Oaxaca as a Case Study publications The SAA Archaeological Record SAA Bulletin Style Guide The SAA Press Reading About Archaeology The Adventure of Archaeology. Brian M. Fagan, National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C., 1989. A general introduction to archaeological methods, techniques, history, and findings by an experienced archaeologist who is the author of many popular books on archaeological topics. American Archaeology Past and Future . David J. Meltzer, Don D. Fowler, and Jeremy A. Sabloff, editors, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C., 1986. A collection of articles by leading archaeologists on various aspects of the discipline. America's Ancient Cities. Gene S. Stuart, National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C., 1988. Excavations and laboratory analysis reveal new information about pre-Columbian settlements, from ancient villages of Alaska to urban capitals of Mesoamerica.

65. North American Archaeology (Anthropology 332) Changes within the practice of archaeology in north america will be discussed,and these will be placed in the context of anthropology more generally. http://anthro.rutgers.edu/courses/332walker2003.htm

North American Archaeology (Anthropology 332) Spring 2003, Mon. and Wed., 6:10-7:30 pm , BIO 205 Prof. John H. Walker Office hours: Mon. and Wed. 3:00-4:30 pm People were living in what is now the United States, shaping the landscape many thousands of years, and hundreds of generations before the present day. This course will survey and interpret the evidence of the indigenous peoples of North America, beginning with the earliest inhabitants of the continent up to and including societies that made contact with the Europeans. Changes within the practice of archaeology in North America will be discussed, and these will be placed in the context of anthropology more generally. Current debates will be highlighted, and new interpretations of archaeological sites will be presented. The relationships between archaeology and contemporary Indian peoples will be an important part of the course. Prerequisites             This course is intended as a basic introduction to the topic for undergraduate students. There are no formal prerequisites, but previous experience with anthropological and archaeological ideas will be helpful. Anthropology 101 or 105 would be especially good introductions. Evaluation             Grades are based on a combination of student participation in the class, two writing assignments, a midterm and a final examination. Writing is not the purpose of the course, but it is an important part of the course. There will be two writing assignments, both of which will require you to construct an argument and support that argument with evidence. The second writing assignment will require a modest amount of research. The relative weight of the requirements are as follows:

66. On The Ethnology And Archaeology Of North America (1868) From the Mexican frontier to the Arctic Ocean the fauna of north america During the glacial epoch the greater part of north america shared the fate of http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/SM3/ethnNA.html

The Journal of the Ethnological Society of London, new series, vol. i., 1869, pp.218-22I. Scientific Memoirs III (Address of the President, delivered April 13th, 1869.) [432] T HE broad physical features of the American continent may be described in a few words. Near its western coast a range of mountains runs nearly north and south from the Arctic Ocean to Cape Horn, interrupted only by the low ground of the Isthmus of Panama; while, in the Andes, its peaks reach heights surpassed only by the greatest elevations of the Himalayan range. Westward of this range, the general slope of the continent is steep and rapid to the Pacific eastward, it is slow and gradual, giving rise to vast and, usually, fertile plains, bounded by the North and South Atlantic Oceans. But, in both North and South America, each plain is interrupted towards the east by mountain-ranges of a secondary importance, the Apalachians in the north, and the Brazilian mountains in the south. Thus, supposing the American continent to have been peopled at a period subsequent to that at which it had attained its present form and relations to the Old World, it is vastly more probable that it was stocked with men from Northern Asia than from any other region. But it is quite as reasonable to adopt a different supposition. From the Mexican frontier to the Arctic Ocean the fauna of North America abounds in species representing, if not identical with, those of Europe and Asia; while, at the same time, it presents an admixture of forms of a totally different and especially American character. South of the Mexican frontier the purely American groups increase in, number and variety as the Old-World forms disappear; and the fauna of the vast region which stretches from Mexico to Cape Horn is as peculiar as that of Australia.

67. ScienceDaily -- Browse Topics: Science/Social_Sciences/Archaeology/Archaeologist Science Social Sciences Archaeology Regional north america Research interestsinclude historical archaeology of north america. http://www.sciencedaily.com/directory/Science/Social_Sciences/Archaeology/Archae

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69. Archaeology Of North America reference author, title, language for ISBN0791003531 Archaeology Of north america. http://my.linkbaton.com/isbn/0791003531

Archaeology Of North America ( ISBN: Book informaion links: Archaeology Of North America ISBN Title Archaeology Of North America Snow, Dean R. English Softcover Back to the ISBN symbols home

70. Abbeys Bookshop - North American Archaeology north american archaeology. The Early Settlement of north america The ClovisEra by Gary Haynes ( Paperback nbspMarch 2003 AUS ) http://www.abbeys.com.au/categories/00/07/53/

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72. Index Of Native American Archaeology & Anthropology Resources On The Internet Index of Native American Archaeology Anthropology Resources on the Internet . north American archeology Photographs of Ancient sites in the Americas http://www.hanksville.org/NAresources/indices/NAarch.html

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73. Untitled Document The History of north American Archaeology Q What are the four main timeperiods in the history north American archaeology? http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/2596/historyofarchaeology.html

The History of North American Archaeology Introduction : Important elements in the pattern of development of archaeology on this continent included: (1) the location of the founding European settlements in the east; (2) regional environmental characteristics; (3) the visibility, "allure," and accessibility of the archaeological record in each culture area; (4) the quicker pace of development toward the east until the 20th century. There were four main periods in the history of North American archaeology: Period I: Incidental Discovery and Speculation: A. These are the earliest but incidental reports of the most conspicuous archaeological features by explorers, fur traders, travelers, etc.; there were distortions but they were important because many are now destroyed. B. The speculation was based on European myths: Atlantis, Mu, Ten Lost Tribes of Israel, Tartars, Scythians, Welsh. C. The Mound Builders were postulated and the search for treasure in the mounds began. D. Jose de Acosta (1589) suggested that Indians were from Asia but he was only one hypothesis among many others.

74. A Chronology Of North American Archaeology A timeline of highlights in the development of the discipline in the UnitedStates from Minnesota State University Emuseum. http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/archaeology/archaeology/timeline/history.html

A Chronology of North American Archaeology From the moment of the discovery of the New World questions of Native American origins and the nature of the cultures discovered there were to captivate the minds of the discoverers, the colonists and the members of European society. North American archaeology is the story of the development of a systematic means to try to answer these questions. The beginning of that story is one in which discovery was accidental and answers to questions were almost always purely speculative. This remained the case until the mid nineteenth century when some systematic means were developed to collect data and interpret it in a meaningful way. The time-line that follows is a brief summary of some of the highlights of the story of North American archaeology. Click on the dates for a pop-up window that contains a more complete description of each event, or, click here for a complete timeline without pop-up windows. The Speculative Period (1492-1840) - Jose de Acosta published Historia Natural y Moral de las Indias. In this book, he discusses, among other things, the origins of the Native Americans.

75. North American Culture History And Archaeology north American Culture History and Archaeology Culture history, archaeologicalsites, and other information related to the past of the continent of north http://archaeology.about.com/od/northamerica/

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76. North American Resources Archaeology reviewed and annotated resources for north american archaeology. http://www.archaeolink.com/archaeology_general_resources_fo.htm

General Resources for North America Home Excluding Mexico which has a Page of its Own. You will find much more listed under Canadian archaeology and US archaeology Main Headings Africa Archaeology Archaeoastronomy Asia Archaeology Australia / Oceania Archaeology ... Archaeology Lesson Plans To archaeology pages index All for One or One for All? (Re)constructing Identity in "This is the 1997 Graduate Student Symposium in the department of archaeology Bryn Mawr College. Forget the fact it was a few years in the past; just click on "Papers Submitted" for a great collection of published archaeological papers." - From Bryn Mawr College - http://www.brynmawr.edu/Acads/Arch/guesswho/symposium.htm#Schedule The Archaeology of North America Syllabus of a course taught by Professor Guy Gibbon, with observations by Kevin L. Callahan. - North American archaeology, photos and other illustrations - A course all in itself - From University of Minnesota - http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/2596/index.html Biology Archaeology of the very first people in North America. Beringia, the ancient land connection between Siberia and Alaska. - http://hometown.aol.com/chre97333/bioindex.html

77. United States Archaeology North American Digs north American Archaeology United States by State. N thru W - - To A thru M Home General Resources for US Archaeology has moved to a page of http://www.archaeolink.com/american_archaeology_us_archaeology_nz.htm

Home This page is no longer here. It was getting too long to be used effectively or comfortably. For the new State by State archaeology pages, click on Home and scroll down a bit to where you will find each state listed individually. Thank you for visiting.

78. North American Archaeology north AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY. Writing Course. Lewis C. Messenger (Skip) HamlineUniversity 1536 Hewitt Ave. Box 241 St. Paul, MN 55104 http://www.indiana.edu/~arch/saa/matrix/naa.html

NORTH AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY Writing Course Lewis C. Messenger (Skip) Hamline University 1536 Hewitt Ave. Box 241 St. Paul, MN 55104 Office: 651-523-2862 Fax: 651-523-3170 smessenger@gw.hamline.edu Teaching Statement Approach, Rationale, and Overview Matrix Principles Institutional Context of Course Course Development Course Artifacts Course Goals Syllabus Bibliography Modules Supporting Materials 01: Introduction to Class 12D: Eastern Woodlands: Peoples of the Longhouse and Wigwam 01: Study Guide 1 02: The Importance of Writing Skills ... return to top of page Project Director: Anne Pyburn Indiana University Bloomington

79. North American Archaeology: Study Guide 3 Home Courses north AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY Lewis C. Messenger north AMERICANARCHAEOLOGY TERM LIST/STUDY GUIDE REVIEW FOR THIRD TAKEHOME TEST http://www.indiana.edu/~arch/saa/matrix/naa/naa_web/study_guide3.html

Home Courses NORTH AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY Overviews: Modules: Other: Syllabus STUDY GUIDE 3 NORTH AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY TERM LIST/STUDY GUIDE REVIEW FOR THIRD TAKE-HOME TEST THE FINAL EXAM Just like the beginning statement in the syllabus, don't let the length of this list intimidate you. There really is a lot of redundancy built into this. Think of short definitions and creative ways you would cluster some of these. Some terms and concepts "comfortably" fit together, while others don't. Use the following as a review sheet to test yourself. If you can provide a definition and example of each of the following terms and concepts, you are in good shape. Use this to try to test yourself (before I test you!). As you go down the list, check off those you feel you already have a good grasp of, or, if you like, maybe check off those that may be most problematic(?). You make the choice! During review we will definitely disqualify some of these (i.e. they won't be on your test.). I encourage you to work with one another on these terms and the "class telephone book" should help PREHISTORIC PEOPLES OF THE GREAT BASIN: Great Basin: Geographically and ecologically defined: Great Basin: Postglacial pluvial lakes and archaeology?

80. North American Archaeology - Anthropology Research Guide - UMass Amherst Librari A guide to using anthropology subject research materials in the UMass AmherstLibraries. http://www.library.umass.edu/subject/anthro/north-am-arch.html

Site Search Research Help Home Research by Subject Anthropology Research Guide Anthropology Research Guide Contents Finding Library Materials Library Catalog Call Number Locations Reference Materials Theses/Dissertations ... New Books Electronic Resources Course Guides Anthropology Databases Anthropology eJournals Anthropology Internet Links ... Topics in Anthropology Primary Sources Archives / Special Collections Government Documents Microforms Data Collections ... Request a Consultation Library Guide for Anthropology 369: North American Archaeology Reference Sources Books Journals Databases ... Reserves Reference Sources Archaeological Method and Theory: an Encyclopedia. Ref. CC 75 .A654 2000. Archaeology of Prehistoric Native America: an Encyclopedia. Ref. E77.9 .A72 1998. Collins Dictionary of Archaeology . Ref. CC 70 .C58 1993. Dictionary of Archaeology. Ref. CC 70 .D53 1999. Dictionary of Concepts in Archaeology. Ref. CC 70 .M45 1993. The Encyclopedia of Ancient Civilizations Ref. CB311 .E53. Encyclopedia of Prehistory.

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