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Current Projects


Historical Archaeology Collection and Curation

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Adkins, Charles. 2011. What to do with a Cartridge Case, a Bullet, or a Primer. Paper presented at the 38th Annual Meeting of the Alaska Anthropological Association, Fairbanks, AK.

 


Research

Paleoindian Adaptations in Eastern Beringia: Prelude or Postscript to the Early Settlement of the Americas?

 

Archaeology of Late Prehistoric Lakeside Settlements in Northwest Alaska

 

Archaeology of the Central Alaska Peninsula

 

Historical Archaeology of Snare Creek: Documenting the History of a Han Athabascan Community in the Coal Creek MIning District


Collection Preservation

Managing Collections from the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System Corridor

 

National Park Service Archaeological Collections Management

 

Amchitka Island Collections Management

 

Managing Archaeological Collections from Army Lands in Alaska


Recent Projects

 Save America's Treasures: Preserving the 1934-35 DOI-ACE Collections

 

Evidence of Thule Occupation at Kukulik: Re-Evaluating the Meat Cache 35 Assemblage

 

Historical Archaeology of Marion Creek, Alaska: Placer Gold Mining and the Capitalist World-System

  

Ecology and Subsistence Technology Along the Noatak and Kobuk Rivers during the Late Prehistoric Time Period 

 

Late Prehistoric Interaction Networks in Northwest Alaska: a Study of Hunter-Gatherer Ceramic Production and Distribution in the Arctic

 

James Whitney – 27 February 2012, Monday 13:22


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