students! Happy studying! ** There is a Table of Contents at the bottom of this page. It can be used to index the terms‚ but the terms must be in a Heading form. Amah Mutsun Ohlone Professor Lightfoot is going to be working on collaborative archaeology with this tribe at Pinnacles National Monument this summer. Refer to 11-24 Notes Related reading‚ authors‚ Cuthrell‚ Striplen‚ Lightfoot (from 11-22) IDEA: Native landscape management practices collaborative project in Quirosote Valley
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Corwin Williams Archaeology Critical Analyses 1 Does Technology Make a Difference? In Port Jackson‚ the first British colony of New South Wales arrived. When the colony arrived in January 1788‚ they came across Aboriginal people who were known to fish around Port Jackson. As of today‚ there is said to be over 580 species that live in the waters around Port Jackson. The Aboriginal people had been fishing in these areas long enough to make fish a part of their diet. When the British brought
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Kathleen Kenyon(1906-1978)British archaeologist TOPIC CONCEPT: Some of the most incredible archaeological discoveries in the 20th century were made by Dame Kathleen Kenyon; she shaped archaeology with her contribution to institutions‚ training of future archaeologists and publications. NAME AND DEFINE: Kathleen Kenyon (5/1/1906-24/8/1978) is from London England and is the eldest daughter to Sir Frederic Kenyon‚ a British paleographer‚ biblical and classical scholar. He was a later director of the
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of humans remains are used to determine how they died. Forensic anthropology reconstructs the remains to create a reconstructed model. Conversely‚ archeologist studies artifacts and reconstruct the society that used those artifacts. The study of archaeology includes the cultural aspects the artifact had on the culture. Dwellings and left behind artifacts show patterns of migrations and the formation of new
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CHAPTER 1 Archaeologies of Art: Time‚ Place‚ and Identity in Rock Art‚ Portable Art‚ and Body Art Inés Domingo Sanz‚ Dánae Fiore‚ and Sally K. May Time‚ place‚ and identity are some of the main issues archaeologists try to confront through the empirical and analytical study of visual arts (rock art‚ portable art‚ and body art). The classical view of these archaeological remains as art for art’s sake‚ created by a gifted individual or having a specific/unique aesthetic quality (for example‚ Reinach
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Abstract This paper considers the process-oriented nature of the field of archaeology together with techniques designed to make those processes successful. The process is outlined beginning with the archaeologist establishing goals for a project‚ followed by research‚ fund-raising‚ surveying‚ and site testing. Special attention is
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from one generation to the next. Also refers to the appearance of a new species 2. Anthropology: A field of study that looks at human culture and evolutionary aspects of human biology (genetics‚ anatomy‚ etc.); including cultural anthropology‚ archaeology‚ linguistics‚ and physical anthropology 3. Scientific Method: An approach to research anthropologist use to identify a problem. A hypothesis is stated‚ and is tested through the collection and analysis of data. 4. Biocultural Evolution: The
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Repatriation and Reburial Issues with Native American Ancestral Remains Desiree Berrios Professor Brian Bates Archaeology April 2‚ 2012 Repatriation and Reburial Issues with Native American Ancestral Remains Repatriation is the return of human remains or sacred objects or objects of cultural significance to the individuals‚ groups‚ or nations that the archaeological finds belonged to. Part of Repatriation
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Goddess and Neolithic go together as naturally as mother and child’ [The Silbury Treasure‚ London‚ 1976‚ p. 51].” (Ronald Hutton: The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles (1991) p. 37-42). In their article‚ Archaeology and The Goddess: Exploring the Contours of Feminist Archaeology‚ Margaret Conkey and Ruth Tringham also mention that the matriarchal Goddess worshipping society had previously been addressed by Johann Bachofen in his book Das Mutterrecht (1861); E. O. James’ The Cult of the Mother
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As an adult‚ Heinrich Schliemann was‚ “Known to be a businessman prior to entering the field of archaeology”‚ according to D.F. Easton from The Classical World. Easton also states that‚ “Schliemann started a banking operation which he ran in California in 1851” (Easton 1998). He also lived in St. Petersburg during the 1850’s adds in David Turner‚ who
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