Archaeology in the Aleut zone of Alaska
Subtitle: some recent research
By: edited by Don E. Dumond
Series: University of Oregon anthropological papers -- no. 58
Publisher: Dept. of Anthropology and Museum of Natural History, University of Oregon
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Eugene, Or.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 310
Subjects: Aleuts; Antiquities; Indians of North America
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: An early blade site in the eastern Aleutians / Don E. Dumond and Richard A. Knecht; title: The Margaret Bay site and eastern Aleutian prehistory / Richard A. Knecht, Richard S. Davis and Gary A. Carver; title: Sea mammal hunting and the Neoglacial: environmental change and subsistence technology at Margaret Bay / Brian Davis; title: Ethnohistorical archaeology at the Reese Bay site, Unalaska Island / Douglas W. Veltre and Allen P. McCartney; title: Catastrophic environmental change and the middle Holocene transition in the Aleutian Islands / Owen K. Mason; title: Bringing the house down: modeling construction and deconstruction of Aleut semisubterranean houses / L. Lewis Johnson and Elizabeth G. Wilmerding; title: The Russell Creek manifestation of the Arctic small tool tradition of the western Alaska Peninsula / Herbert D.G. Maschner and James W. Jordan; title: Regional interaction as seen from the eastern Aleutians / Kathryn M. Holland; title: Korovinski: archaeological and ethnohistorical investigations of a pre- and post-contact Aleut and Russian settlement on Atka Island / Douglas W. Veltre; title: Volcanic ash stratigraphy for Adak Island, central Aleutian Archipelago / Matthew O'Leary; title: Archaeological surveys in the Near Islands: Attu Island and Shemya Island / Christine Lefevre, Dixie West and Debra G. Corbett; title: Prehistoric village organization in the western Aleutians / Debra G. Corbett, Dixie West and Christine Lefevre; title: A prehistoric sequence for the eastern Aleutians / Richard A. Knecht and Richard S. Davis; title: Toward a (yet) newer view of the (pre)history of the Aleutians / Don E. Dumond.