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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Archaeology and history"”.

  1. Cinnabar: Archaeology and History of Yellowstone's Lost Train Town

    … as a project between The University of Montana and Yellowstone National Park prior to the 2008 Boundary Land Re-seeding Project within Yellowstone National Park.

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  2. Cinnabar: Archaeology and History of Yellowstone's Lost Train Town

    … as a project between The University of Montana and Yellowstone National Park prior to the 2008 Boundary Land Re-seeding Project within Yellowstone National Park.

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  3. The Archaeology and History of Medieval Trim, County Meath

    Between 1835 and 1861, Richard Butler wrote four editions of his history of Trim.2 In the 140 years since that time, the publication of a large corpus of primary documents relating to medieval Irish towns has been accompanied by a revolution in approaches to source material and research …

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  4. Identity and Social Change in North-Western Europe (BCE 250/100 - 200 CE): new narratives through funerary evidence

    … identities in North-Western Europe in the PRIA and early Roman period were more altered by the experience of empire than has previously been understood in archaeology. The work offers insights into local and regional attempts at organising coherent funerary traditions in the areas of …

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  5. What’s in a World? Economic, political and cultural convergence across the medieval western Indian Ocean.

    The study of the archaeology and history of the Indian Ocean littoral is often framed through the lens of the “Indian Ocean World”. This framework goes beyond the more traditional focus on political frontiers and land-based boundaries, conceptualising the sea as a sphere of connections, not as a …

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  6. Making histories: nationalism, colonialism and the uses of the past on Cyprus

    … to know, as a London-born Greek Cypriot, why the archaeology and history of my place of origin have no shades of grey. The history I learned at school – British school – was fluid, it was about how different actors felt, why they did things; we learnt role play and empathy. At home, and in Greek …

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  7. The archaeology and ethnohistory of the Hasinai Caddo : material culture and the course of European contact

    … compiles information related to Caddo archaeology and history and examines in detail the collections from various Historic Caddo sites and Spanish missions. The study uses materials from these sites, along with the archival records from early European expeditions and colonization …

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  8. Let's Piece the Past Together: Writing a Book about African Diaspora Archaeology Education for Middle School Students

    <p>Archaeology education and outreach for the general public is more widely recognized among professionals in the cultural resource management industry, academia, and among primary and secondary school educators. However, are archaeology education materials incorporating archaeological theory, …

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  9. Let's Piece the Past Together: Writing a Book about African Diaspora Archaeology Education for Middle School Students

    <p>Archaeology education and outreach for the general public is more widely recognized among professionals in the cultural resource management industry, academia, and among primary and secondary school educators. However, are archaeology education materials incorporating archaeological theory, …

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  10. (Un)Interrupted Histories, Continuous Feeling: Indigenous Identity Formation and Notions of Heritage in the Southeastern Caribbean

    Identity politics and heritage lie at the crux of many social struggles on the global stage today. These concerns expose a key unanswered question at the heart of Heritage Studies: What is the relationship between heritage and identity? This PhD project contributes to this global discussion by …

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  11. History, Historical Archaeology, and Cultural Resource Management: A Case Study from Jasper County, South Carolina

    … be found in the basic methodology of historical archaeology as translated into practice in compliance archaeology. A review of a data recovery project in Jasper County, South Carolina shows that the necessary relationship between the documentary and archaeological particulars, that are not well …

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  12. Interpreting Prehistoric Patterns: Site Catchment Analysis in the Upper Trinity River Basin of North Central Texas

    … regarding prehistoric subsistence strategies and social organization. Incorporating archaeological data into catchment analyses is an effective strategy to develop regional models of prehistoric site selection and settlement patterns. Digital access to data permits the incorporation of …

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