Images of the Recent Past by Orser-Jr., Charles E. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents About the Editor Introduction - Images of the Recent Past PART I - Recent Perspectives

Chapter One - Avenues of Inquiry in Historical Archaeology

Introduction Development and Emergence of Historical Archaeology in America Historical Supplementation Reconstruction of Past Lifeways Processual Studies Archaeological Science Cognitive Studies Conclusions REFERENCES

Chapter Two - People with History:

Introduction Assessment An Archaeology of Capitalism? Material Culture in the Negotiation of Ideology: An Example from the Historic Cherokee Summary Prospect Acknowledgments REFERENCES

PART II - People and Places

Chapter Three - The Archaeology of Mission Santa Catalina de Guale:

Ethnohistorical Background Previous Attempts to Find Santa Catalina Discovering Mission Santa Catalina: 1977-1981 Excavating at Santa Catalina: 1981–1990 Exploring the Guale Pueblo and Beyond Acknowledgments NOTES REFERENCES

Chapter Four - The Material World of the Revolutionary War Soldier at Valley Forge

Introduction Brigade Encampments at Valley Forge Archaeological Excavations at Hut Encampments Military and Camp Equipage at Valley Forge Artifact Discussion Conclusions REFERENCES

Chapter Five - The Archaeology of Slave Life

Acknowledgments NOTES

Chapter Six - The Overseas Chinese in El Paso:

Concepts and Definitions The Chinese in El Paso The Archaeological Record Assimilation Among The Overseas Chinese Concluding Discussion REFERENCES

Chapter Seven - Mrs. Starr’s Profession

At Home in Hooker’s Division Neighborhood, Household Type, and Material Culture Daily Life for the Working Women of Hooker’s Division, 1870-1920 Acknowledgments NOTES REFERENCES

PART III - Historic Artifacts: A Focus on Ceramics

Chapter Eight - 17th and 18th Century Lead-Glazed Redwares in the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Classification of Redwares Forms and Functions of Redwares Interpretation of Bay Colony Redwares Interpretation of Parsonage Site Redwares Discussion REFERENCES

Chapter Nine - Factors Influencing Consumer Behavior in Turn-of the-Century Phoenix, Arizona

Introduction Factors Influencing Consumer Behavior Data From Phoenix Results Conclusions REFERENCES

Chapter Ten - Struggling with Pots in Colonial South Carolina

Acknowledgments NOTES REFERENCES

Chapter Eleven - Artifacts and Active Voices:

Material Expressions of Culture Artifact as Text and Symbol From the Artifacts of Hegemony to Artifacts in Hegemonic Discourse Constructing Historical and Ethnographic Context Archaeological Context Artifacts and Multiple Voices: Examples of Artifact Discourse Analysis Conclusion NOTES REFERENCES

PART IV - Interdisciplinary Studies

Chapter Twelve - Pollen Record Formation Processes at the Isles of Shoals:

Introduction Archaeological Research at the Isles of Shoals Subsistence and the Environment at the Isles of Shoals Historical Landscape Analysis: The Pollen Record Methods Results Summary and Conclusions Acknowledgments REFERENCES

Chapter Thirteen - A Faunal Analysis of Home Butchering and Meat Consumption at the Hubbell Trading Post, Ganado, Arizona

Introduction Methods Results Comparison with the Frijole Ranch Site Faunal Remains Conclusions Acknowledgments NOTES REFERENCES

Chapter Fourteen - Archaeology and Forensic Anthropology of the Human Remains from the Reno Retreat Crossing, Battle of the Little Bighorn, Montana

Introduction Investigation of the Discovery Site Description of the Remains History of the Area and Possible Identities of the Remains Conclusions Addendum REFERENCES

PART V - Landscape Studies

Chapter Fifteen - Interpreting Ideology in Historical Archaeology:

Acknowledgments REFERENCES

Chapter Sixteen - Plantation Settlement from Slavery to Tenancy: An Example from a Piedmont Plantation in South Carolina

Introduction Modeling Plantation Settlement Systems Data Set Documenting Settlement Pattern Dynamics at Millwood Plantation Conclusions Acknowledgments REFERENCES

Chapter Seventeen - Over-Hunting and Local Extinctions:

Introduction Fur Trade Provisioning: Economic Significance and Environmental Implications The Role of Food in the Social Fabric of the Trading Post Conclusion REFERENCES

PART VI - International Historical Archaeology

Chapter Eighteen - Historic Sites Archaeology in Mexico

Introduction Historical Archaeology in Mexico The Development of Historical Archaeology in Mexico The Historic Past as an Archaeological Topic Archaeology and Architectural Restoration Study of Socioeconomic Processes Conclusions Perspectives of Historical Archaeology in Mexico Acknowledgments REFERENCES

Chapter Nineteen - Historical Archaeology in the Western Cape

The Archaeology of Colonialism Themes REFERENCES

Chapter Twenty - Tobacco Pipes, Cotton Prices, and Progress

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