The Archaeology of Engagement
Subtitle: Conflict and Revolution in the United States
By: Edited by Dana L. Pertermann and Holly Kathryn Norton
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Texas A&M University Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: College Station
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
ISBN-13: 9781623492946; 9781623492953
Subjects: Military archaeology; Antiquities; San Jacinto, Battle of, Tex., 1836
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Conflict event theory "The birth of a unifying paradigm" / Holly Kathryn Norton; title: American engagements; title: The battle that was and the battle that wasn't: historical and archaeological investigations on the Concho River near Paint Rock, Texas / Timothy S. de Smet, D. Bruce Dickson, and Mark E. Everett; title: Methodology for surveying an ephemeral military encampment and battlefield: Paoli Battlefield, a case study / Matthew A. Kalos; title: The battles of the River Raisin: clash of arms, clash of culture / G. Michael Pratt and William E. Rutter; title: The "hesitant loyalist" at the Grannies Quarter Creek site / Holly Kathryn Norton; title: The principles of war and the "Battle of the Barges" / Lawrence E. Babits; title: San Jacinto: a case study in method and theory; title: Finding archaeological evidence of the Battle of San Jacinto: a case of just taking a look / Michael Strutt; title: Georeferencing maps and aerial photos for the San Jacinto Battlefield analysis: an image analysis and GIS application / Peter E. Price and Douglas G. Mangum; title: Artillery and the projection of force: artifacts and historical evidence of how artillery was used at the Battle of San Jacinto / Douglas G. Mangum; title: Analysis of lead bullets from the San Jacinto Battleground / Douglas D. Scott; title: An orderly capitulation: archaeological discovery and interpretation of the Col. Juan Almonte surrender site, Harris County, Texas / Roger G. Moore; title: Retrieving the battle cry: electromagnetism and conflict event theory at the San Jacinto Battleground / Dana L. Pertermann and Mark E. Everett.