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E-grāmata: Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers of the High Plains and Rockies: Third Edition

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  • Formāts: 710 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 16-Jun-2016
  • Izdevniecība: Left Coast Press Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781315422084
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  • Formāts: 710 pages
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  • ISBN-13: 9781315422084
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George Frison’s Prehistoric Hunters on the High Plains has been the standard text on Plains prehistory since its first publication in 1978, influencing generations of archaeologists. Now, a third edition of this classic work is available for scholars, students, and avocational archaeologists. Thorough and comprehensive, extensively illustrated, the book provides an introduction to the archaeology of the more than 13,000 year long history of the western Plains and the adjacent Rocky Mountains. Reflecting the boom in recent archaeological data, it reports on studies at a wide array of sites from deep prehistory to recent times examining the variability in the archeological record as well as in field, analytical, and interpretive methods. The 3rd edition brings the book up to date in a number of significant areas, as well as addressing several topics inadequately developed in previous editions

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Praise for the First Edition "Frison has gathered together in this volume a well-organized, clearly written, and beautifully illustrated set of insights into the subsistence systems of the aboriginal inhabitants. This constitutes a solid, down-to-earth attempt at an ethnography of the many human groups who successfully lived in this region from the Clovis mammoth hunters until the final heyday of the Plains buffalo...Any Plains archaeologist must have this book, and any professional person interested in the history of man the hunter will find it fascinating reading." --SCIENCE

List of Illustrations
9(14)
Preface 23(4)
The Northwestern Plains and the Central Rocky Mountains: An Ecological Area for Prehistoric Hunters and Gatherers
27(20)
Introduction
27(7)
Paleoenvironments
34(5)
The Subsistence Base
39(3)
The Human Group
42(3)
Organization of the Data
45(2)
The Archaeological Record for the Northwestern Plains and Rocky Mountains
47(92)
Introduction
47(1)
Establishing the Cultural Chronology
48(4)
Tool Assemblages and Debitage as Chronological Indicators
52(9)
Ceramics
61(3)
Chronological Ordering
64(6)
Stratified Archaeological Sites
70(1)
Pre-Clovis Possibilities and/or Ancestral Clovis
71(2)
The Early Paleoindian Period
73(11)
The Middle Paleoindian Period
84(8)
The Late Paleoindian Period
92(3)
The Foothill/Mountain Paleoindian Complexes
95(11)
The Early Plains Archaic Period
106(8)
The Middle Plains Archaic or McKean Period
114(8)
The Late Plains Archaic or Late Middle Prehistoric Period
122(7)
The Late Prehistoric Period
129(6)
The Protohistoric Period
135(4)
Methodology for the High Plains and Rocky Mountains: Animal Behavior, Experimentation, and High-Tech Approaches
139(68)
Introduction
139(1)
Modern Animals as Behavior Analogs
140(15)
Studies of Animal Populations in Archaeological Sites and Their Use in Biological and Cultural Interpretations
155(16)
The Use of Taphonomy in Archaeological Studies
171(4)
Experiments in Archaeology
175(22)
New Methods at the Cutting Edge
197(7)
Conclusions
204(3)
Mammoth and Bison Hunting
207(84)
Introduction
207(2)
Mammoth Hunting
209(6)
Bison Hunting
215(2)
Bison Hunting during Early Paleoindian Times
217(9)
Bison Trapping and Procurement during Middle Paleoindian Times
226(21)
Bison Kills of the Late Paleoindians
247(2)
Bison Procurement during the Early Plains Archaic Period
249(5)
The Middle Plains Archaic Period Bison Kills
254(1)
The Late Plains Archaic Period Bison Kills
255(13)
The Late Prehistoric Period Bison Kills
268(4)
The Classic Late Prehistoric Bison Jumps
272(11)
Other Evidence of Bison Procurement
283(1)
Some Thoughts on Prehistoric Bison Procurement
284(2)
Prehistoric Hunters and Hunting Strategies on the North American Plains and in the Rockies
286(5)
Prehistoric Hunting of Other Game and Small Animal Procurement
291(52)
Introduction
291(1)
Antelope or Pronghorn
292(12)
Mountain Sheep
304(23)
Deer
327(5)
Elk
332(3)
Rabbit
335(2)
Small Mammals, Birds, Amphibians, Insects, Fish, and Shellfish
337(3)
Conclusions
340(3)
Prehistoric Lifeways and Resources on the Plains and in the Rocky Mountains
343(46)
Introduction
343(1)
Ethnographic Analogy, Tools, and Fire Pits
344(5)
Animal Resources
349(1)
Plant Resources
350(4)
Diet Breadth on the Plains and in the Rockies
354(3)
Prehistoric Food Preparation
357(2)
Protection of Stored Food Supplies: Food Caching
359(3)
Quarries, Quarrying, and Raw Material Procurement
362(12)
Caching Stone Tools
374(15)
Communities and Landscape
389(42)
Introduction
389(1)
Structures and Villages
390(14)
Campsites and Settlements
404(15)
Cairn Lines, Alignments, Fences, and Corrals
419(12)
A Myriad of Life's Necessities
431(32)
Introduction
431(1)
Clothing
432(1)
Ceramics and Containers
432(8)
Miscellaneous and Unique Artifacts
440(23)
Paleoindian Flaked Stone Technology on the Plains and in the Rockies
463(36)
Bruce A. Bradley
Introduction
463(1)
Earliest Materials
464(1)
Early Paleoindian
464(17)
Middle Paleoindian
481(13)
Late Paleoindian
494(1)
Conclusions
495(4)
Northwestern Plains and Rocky Mountain Rock Art Research in the Twenty-first Century
499(32)
Julie E. Francis
Introduction
499(1)
Chronological Techniques
500(2)
Interpretive Models
502(1)
Technology
503(1)
The Black Hills
504(6)
The Powder River Basin
510(1)
Southwestern Wyoming
511(5)
Bighorn and Wind River Basins
516(13)
Conclusions
529(2)
Advances in Northwestern Plains and Rocky Mountain Bioarchaeology and Skeletal Biology
531(22)
George W. Gill
Introduction
531(2)
Bioarchaeology
533(8)
Skeletal Biology
541(5)
Dental Health and Diet
546(1)
Warfare and Injury
546(5)
Conclusions
551(2)
Lithic Resources
553(46)
James C. Miller
Introduction
553(3)
Definition and Formation of Primary Sources
556(21)
Geologic Occurrence of Lithic Resources
577(17)
Secondary Sources
594(2)
Sourcing Lithic Materials
596(1)
Conclusions
597(2)
Final Thoughts and Remarks
599(8)
References 607(70)
Site Index 677(6)
Subject Index 683(26)
About the Authors and Contributors 709
Marcel Kornfeld, George C Frison, Mary Lou Larson
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