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Mockhorn Island in Northampton County, Virginia has an extensive late Quaternary geological and archaeological record. Investigations at 44NH440 and 44NH441 conducted throughout 2009 and 2010 on the island revealed evidence of drowned... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyGeoarchaeologyGeoArcheologyCoastal Processes
Freshwater reservoir offsets (FROs) occur when AMS dates on charred, encrusted food residues on pottery predate a pot's chronological context because of the presence of ancient carbon from aquatic resources such as fish. Research over the... more
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      ArchaeologyExperimental ArchaeologyPrehistoric ArchaeologySocial Sciences
This study seeks to draw attention to the lack of knowledge of and the small amount of research dealing with archaeological cultural resources in Finnish wetlands, as well as to demonstrate its huge scientific and interpretative... more
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      GeophysicsEthnographyArchaeological ProspectionWetland Archaeology
Abstract The Mesolithic faunal record recovered from the Galgenbühel/Dos de la Forca rock-shelter at Salorno/Salurn (Bolzano/South Tyrol, Italy, Eastern Alps) allows the reconstruction of the landscape and local environmental conditions... more
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      PaleoenvironmentWetland EcologyBird remains (Zooarchaeology)Paleoeconomy
This paper critiques the emphasis placed on the economics of fishing in the northern Midlands of Ireland, where a number of Late Mesolithic finds and sites have been recorded at the point where the River Inny enters or exits the lakes... more
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      Mesolithic ArchaeologyIrish prehistoryPrehistoric fishing
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      ArchaeozoologyPacific prehistoryAntler, bone, horn & ivory artefactsNew Zealand Prehistory
The huge scientific and interpretive value of wetland archaeological sites has been well demonstrated in several studies. The management of the archaeological resource of wetland landscapes is problematic, however, and there is an urgent... more
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      ArchaeogeophysicsArchaeological ProspectionWetland ArchaeologyFinland
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      New Zealand ArchaeologyFish-HooksBone and Antler ArtifactsPrehistoric fishing
Whereas the significance of fishing is well documented at a number of Mesolithic and Early Neolithic (c. 9500 - 5500 cal BC) sites in the Danube Gorges (the Danube stretch between present-day Serbia and Romania) and is corroborated by... more
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      Fish Remains (Zooarchaeology)Early NeolithicStarčevo-Criş cultureDonja Branjevina
En este trabajo presentamos un estado de la cuestión sobre los anzuelos de pesca en la península ibérica. Para ello realizaremos un análisis diacrónico desde las primeras evidencias que se conocen en el registro arqueológico prehistórico... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyFishing GearsRoman fishing and fish processingAncient Fishing
Ever since the discovery of the site of Lepenski Vir, it was recognized that fishing had an important role in the settling of the Danube Gorges in the Mesolithic. The importance of wild game hunting has also been confirmed by the analyses... more
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      ArchaeozoologyArchaeology of HuntingMesolithicMesolithic-Neolithic transition
The identification and analysis of 1583 bones from colonisation (~2700 cal BP) to late period (post-800 cal BP) cultural layers from archaeological site AS-13–41 on Ofu Island, American Samoa are reported. The assemblage is dominated by... more
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      ZooarchaeologyFish Remains (Zooarchaeology)BiologyCoastal and Island Archaeology
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      ArchaeozoologyPacific ArchaeologyFaunal Analysis, ZooarchaeologyCook Islands History
при исследовании материалов мезолитической стоянки Ивановское 7 были выделены каменные грузила для сетей, количество которых увеличилось за счет орудий определенных с помощью трасологического анализа. Использование изученных предметов для... more
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      Mesolithic ArchaeologyUse Wear AnalysisWetland ArchaeologyPrehistoric fishing
The identification and analysis of 1583 bones from colonisation (~2700 cal BP) to late period (post-800 cal BP) cultural layers from archaeological site AS-13-41 on Ofu Island, American Samoa are reported. The assemblage is dominated by... more
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      Pacific ArchaeologySamoaDiet and SubsistencePrehistoric fishing
Evidence related to fishing between sambaquian populations and taquara-itararé culture in Babitonga Bay is very old, it can be said that since its first publication in the nineteenth century, there is mention of the traces related to this... more
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      SambaquisBrazilian fishermenItararé-TaquaraPrehistoric fishing
Complex research on various barbed points from early Mesolithic sites in the Volga-Oka interfluve showed that they were the heads of different categories of hunting weapons, mostly projectiles. Analyses of their shape, size and use-wear... more
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      Mesolithic ArchaeologyUse Wear AnalysisPrehistoric weaponsWetland Archaeology
Excavations of Mesolithic peat bog sites with good preservation of organic materials in the Trans-Urals brought to light direct evidence of fishing including bones of freshwater fish, mainly perch and pike and various fishing tools.... more
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      Mesolithic ArchaeologyWetland ArchaeologyPrehistoric fishing