21. The First Americans - Table Of Contents North America Archeology Map 3 U. S. Language Map 1492 4 U. S. Pre-Columbian Cultures http://www.fourdir.com/first_americans_toc.htm

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Chapter 1 5th Grade - North American Prehistory Chapter 2 5th Grade - The First Europeans in North America Chapter 3 5th Grade - Native American Cultures Chapter 4 5th and 8th Grades - Four Directions of Native American History Chapter 5 5th and 8th Grades - Westward Expansion Chapter 6 8th Grade - Wars, Treaties, and Reservations MAPS. CHARTS, AND ILLUSTRATIONS North American Migrations North America Archeology Map U. S. Language Map - 1492 U. S. Pre-Columbian Cultures

22. Nature-dock A relative plant, Curly dock (Rumex crispus) is a European introduction that has spread across North America. Archeology. We know of no archeological occurrence of sand dock in http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/trans-p/nature/images/dock.html

Cañaigre, Sand Dock, Wild Rhubarb Rumex hymenosepalus Torrey. Polygonaceae Buckwheat Family Docks are leafy herbaceous plants that were widely used by native peoples for their edible greens, although the plant had other uses as well. Sand dock, or cañaigre, is native to the Trans-Pecos region and most of the Southwest. It grows from a tuberous root with erect leaves that branch from its base. Its favorite habitat is deep sand on streams, hence the name sand dock. A relative plant, Curly dock ( Rumex crispus ) is a European introduction that has spread across North America. Archeology . We know of no archeological occurrence of sand dock in the Trans-Pecos. However, there are many documented accounts of the use by Native Americans elsewhere of its seeds, leaves and tuberous roots, and it was almost certainly used in the Trans-Pecos as well. Unfortunately, roots and leaves are seldom preserved at archeological sites. Tubers, even when they are preserved, are difficult to identify. Food . The leaves contain oxalic and citric acid and the leaf stalks (petioles) malic acid, so the greens should be boiled with at least a couple of changes of water. The Cahuilla, however, report that the stalks were crisp and juicy (Bean and Saubel 1972:134). Other groups boiled the leaves, or roasted/steamed them on hot coals. The Pima and the Papago used the greens after boiling or roasting them on hot coals (Castetter and Underhill 1935:46; Curtin 1949).

23. Eastlink HSI Speed Test Archaeology of Eastern and Northern North America Archeology. Arctic Canada. Arctic Char Farming. Arctic Climate. Arctic Navigation. Arctic Offshore Engineering http://medialink.andara.com/card/Edu0258.htm

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24. Saint John Tour | Guided And Self-guided Saint John Tours | Saint John Tourism of Boston to the rugged coastlines and quaint villages of the Maritime Provinces Canadian Maritimes tour takes you on an adventure through the history of North America. Archeology http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/saint_john_4519.html

Home Canada New Brunswick » Saint John Tour Saint John Tour InfoHub.com offers some of the most out-of-the-ordinary Saint John tours and vacations. Many of the Saint John tour packages feature unique opportunities pertaining to Saint John tourism, that you are not likely to find anywhere else. Browse through them and click on the tour package name to see the tour details. You can contact the travel supplier to: ask questions, order a free brochure, or inquire about availability with no obligations to purchase. Name Highlight Activity Duration Price Season Destination Northway Outfitters Hunting 10% off. View Details Contact Supplier Northway Outfitters offers some of the best hunting that be can found anywhere in Atlantic Canada. Hunting lodges USD 260 - 380 Per day Saint John Northway Outfitters Fishing 10% off. View Details Contact Supplier We offer great fishing opportunities for Brook trout, Smallmouth bass, Perch, Landlocked Salmon and day trips for Atlantic Salmon fishing on the world famous Miramichi river. Fishing lodges USD 270 - 380 Per day Saint John Kayak the Phenomenal Fundy Tides Bay of Fundy View Details This 2 or 3 day package is designed for novices, families and those with limited time. There are stops for exploration, and time for afternoon hikes and relaxation.

25. Yarmouth Tour | Guided And Self-guided Yarmouth Tours | Yarmouth Tourism of Boston to the rugged coastlines and quaint villages of the Maritime Provinces Canadian Maritimes tour takes you on an adventure through the history of North America. Archeology http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/yarmouth_5061.html

Home Canada Nova Scotia » Yarmouth Tour Yarmouth Tour InfoHub.com offers some of the most out-of-the-ordinary Yarmouth tours and vacations. Many of the Yarmouth tour packages feature unique opportunities pertaining to Yarmouth tourism, that you are not likely to find anywhere else. Browse through them and click on the tour package name to see the tour details. You can contact the travel supplier to: ask questions, order a free brochure, or inquire about availability with no obligations to purchase. Name Highlight Activity Duration Price Season Destination White Point Beach Resort 10% off. View Details Contact Supplier Welcome to our Beach Resort, a full service year round resort on Nova Scotia’s breathtaking South Shore. Spa resorts CAD 105 - 340 Per day Yarmouth PADI Courses in Cape Breton 10% off. View Details Contact Supplier Come and enjoy our World Class Wrecks around the Atlantic Shore of beautiful Cape Breton Island! Scuba diving operators Dive boat Diving instructor Scuba diving center 3 - 300 days CAD 60 - 5000 Per person May - October Yarmouth Diving Sites Nova Scotia 10% off.

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var TlxPgNm='id33'; Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); The Appalachian Preservation Society Personal Page The Southern States Alabama Georgia South Carolina North Carolina ... Mississippi The Mid Atlantic States Virginia West Virginia Maryland Washington, D.C. ... New York The Northern States Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island Massachusetts ... Maine The Midwestern States southern Ohio The Candian Provinces New Foundland, Canada New Brunswick Prince Edward Island, Canada Nova Scotia, Canada ... USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program ArcIMS Webserver Continental United States view contains maps of the following regions: New England and Mid-Atlantic, South Atlantic, Central Region, Gulf of Mexico, and Pacific Coast and Western Region. USGS Geologic Information about the Mid-Atlantic States highlights selected research on the States of Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia and offers links to other online resources for each State. USGS Geologic Information about the New England States highlights selected research on the States of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont and offers links to other online resources for each State.

27. Turkeys « Fat Finch–Birds, Birding & Blogging Fossils have been found as far back as the Miocene and the Pleistocene in North America. Archeology established long ago that many subsistence cultures ate them. http://fatfinch.wordpress.com/2008/11/25/turkeys/

28. Bookmarks For Robert H. Tykot APA Classical Studies in North America Archeology Division ASMOSIA Web Site Associazione Italiana di Archeometria British Archaeological Association http://luna.cas.usf.edu/~rtykot/Rob's bookmarks.htm

Rob's Bookmarks Florida General Online Information Resources Search Tools African Archaeology ... Fantastic Archaeology Search Tools USF Email Directory Worldwide Email Directory of Anthropologists World Directory of Primatologists AltaVista ... World Monuments Fund Career, College and Scholarship Information AAUP - The Status of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty AAUP Response to AASCU Alumni Networking CampusTours: Virtual College Tours! ... University Programs in Archaeology Excavation and Employment Opportunities Academic Job Listings archabroad Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities Archaeologists-Online ... USF Excavations at Sepphoris Home Page General Online Information Resources Archaeology - Home Page The Ancient World Web Anthropology on the Web Anthropology Resources on the Internet ... World Atlas - Archaeology Geographic Regions and Topics Corsica Corsica: hotels, restaurants and leisures in Corsica Florida Aucilla River Prehistory Project Bureau of Archaeological Research Florida Archaeology Florida Department of State ... Tampa's Best Web Sites Malta Bristol Excavations in Malta Grazio's Malta Virtwali Maltamag - Malta's on-line magazine Special Feature on Malta Sardinia Archaeological Resources in Sardinia Sardinia on the WEB Digital Cagliari Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia

29. The Society For Historical Archaeology | Research Resources | Online Bibliograph 1968 Late Man in North America Archeology of European Americans. In Anthropological Archeology in the Americas, Betty J. Meggers, editor, pp. Washington Anthropological Society http://www.sha.org/research_resources/bibliographies/bhana_a-d.cfm

Skip to Content Skip to Main Navigation This site looks much better when viewed in a Web Standards compliant browser. You really should upgrade to a Web Standards compliant browser , it will make your life a little better. Society for Historical Archaeology SITE INDEX Website Editor: Chris Merritt Webmaster: Jono Mogstad The University of Montana Contact: webmaster@sha.org SHA Home Login Join SHA Research Resources Home About Contact Us News ... SHA Marketplace Quick Links Underwater Archaeology Publications Explorer Unlocking the Past Support SHA ... Exploring Historical Archaeology A Bibliograph of Historical Archaeology in North America, North of Mexico (BHA-NA) John L. Cotter A-D A B C D A Abbitt, Merry W. 1973 The 18th Century Shoe Buckle. In Five Artifact Studies . Williamsburg: Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. 18th century, shoe buckle evidence, Colonial Williamsburg, VA. Abel, Leland J. 1963 Archeological Notes on Tenant House 1, Hopewell Village. Ms., National Park Service, Hopewell, PA. 19th century, U. S. iron-working village, Pennsylvania. Evidence indicating life and period of occupancy of typical tenant house.

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31. ASU Knowledge Network - Archives And Special Collections Subjects Indians of North America Archeology Burial Customs Cemeteries Construction Cultrual Property Repatriation Date July 2000 Publisher Chickasaw Time, Vol. 35 7,p1 http://knet.asu.edu/archives/?searchSPMI=Cemeteries&type=subject

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33. Tribute Article By Kathryn Crabtree And Eugene Prince Late Man in North America Archeology of European Americans. In Anthropological Archeology in the Americas, ed. Betty J. Meggers. Washington, D.C. Anthropological Society of http://www.histarch.uiuc.edu/plymouth/JDeetzmem10.html

The Plymouth Colony Archive Project James Fanto Deetz By Kathryn Crabtree and Eugene Prince A tribute article published in the journal Markers , Vol. XIX, pp. 1-11 (2002). James Deetz was an outstanding anthropologist, a specialist in historical archaeology, whose professional career spanned forty years. Many students of cemeteries and gravemarkers are familiar with the pioneering work he and Edwin (Ted) Dethlefsen did in the 1960s, exploring the cultural patterns found in colonial gravestones from seventeenth- and eighteenth-century New England. As experimental archaeology, these studies are important in the history of archaeological theory. Deetz and Dethlefsen serendipitously discovered that they could use tightly controlled data from historic cemeteries to test some of the methods commonly applied to the study of prehistoric archaeological sites. Based on the notion that styles gradually come into fashion, reach a peak of popularity, and then decline in favor (which is shown graphically as the classic battleship-shaped curve), seriation allows an archaeologist to order sites chronologically before firm dates can be established. Deetz and Dethlefsen's results, happily, validated this relative dating method. They also found that the anthropological concept of diffusion, how cultural ideas spread, could be examined by distinguishing changes in gravestone styles. Further possibilities for interesting things to do with gravestones were seemingly endless, and exciting. One need only read Jim’s foreword to Richard Meyer's 1989

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