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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Household archaeology"”.
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Gender, Social Networks, and Labor Disputes: Household Archaeology at the Industrial Mine Camp
<p>The Industrial Mine at Superior, operating from 1895 to 1945, was one of many coal mines situated within a region known as the Colorado Northern Coal fields. It is exceptional only in that it was one of the largest coal producers in the area and because it was the sole mine in the region with …
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Mansiones: a New Look at Mansio Archaeology in Light of San Miceli and Household Archaeology
… comes from the underlying method and theory of household archaeology. One of the useful advances in household archaeology has the identification of the functional characteristics of households: production, distribution, transmission, and reproduction. In order to identify the common functional …
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Research report on archaeological investigations at Hun Tun
… at Hun Tun is presented with an emphasis on household archaeology.
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Transcending Time: The Impact of Contact on Houses and Social Behaviour at an Ethnographic Village Site in the shíshálh Nation
… Contact, which was expressed spatially within households. Taking a household archaeology approach, this thesis uses archaeological information alongside oral history, historical documents, and interviews with community members to establish family affiliation between the households at ts’unay …
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Masculine Domesticity in the Mining West: An Archaeological Investigation at Coloma Ghost Town
… theory that the feature represented an assayer’s household. Historical documentation, in the form of a personal diary, revealed that the assayer at Coloma, Chester Pray, shared a cabin with another man. This revelation led to a particular question: what would the material record of an all-male …
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Masculine Domesticity in the Mining West: An Archaeological Investigation at Coloma Ghost Town
… theory that the feature represented an assayer’s household. Historical documentation, in the form of a personal diary, revealed that the assayer at Coloma, Chester Pray, shared a cabin with another man. This revelation led to a particular question: what would the material record of an all-male …
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Household Organization in the Fur Trade Era: Socioeconomic and Spatial Organizations of Housepit 54
Households are fundamental units of society that possess powerful explanatory potential; however, few studies have approached household organization during the critical contact period within the Mid-Fraser Canyon. The 2012 excavation of Bridge River’s Housepit 54 (HP 54) offers a rare opportunity …
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Household Organization in the Fur Trade Era: Socioeconomic and Spatial Organizations of Housepit 54
Households are fundamental units of society that possess powerful explanatory potential; however, few studies have approached household organization during the critical contact period within the Mid-Fraser Canyon. The 2012 excavation of Bridge River’s Housepit 54 (HP 54) offers a rare opportunity …
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A late to terminal classic household in the shadows of the ancestors: a view from Group E, Xunantunich
This master's thesis focuses on understanding the period of reoccupation during the Late to Terminal Classic at Group E, Xunantunich. This topic is examined through an investigation of the function of Structure E-3 during the reoccupation period and Structure E-3's relationship with specialized …
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Reconstructing the use and conception of pharaonic domestic space in Nubia: geoarchaeological investigations at Amara West (~1300–1070BC)
… is therefore an exercise in both pharaonic urban archaeology and a set of highly specific colonial circumstances. Households constituted the fundamental socioeconomic unit across pharaonic society, and are generally the finest-grained social entity amenable to archaeological investigation in New …
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Sheltering colonialism: the archaeology of a house, household, and white Creole masculinity at the 18th-century Little Bay Plantation, Montserrat, West Indies
… yielded fragments of personal adornment, dress, household furnishings, and the house containing them providing an intimate portrait of an anonymous white male and his domestic arrangements. We do not know much about the planter class, though its members were central to the structure of …