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Archaeological Investigations in the Upper Susquehanna Valley

By Robert E. Funk

Book information

Publisher
Persimmon Press
Year
1998
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
49 MB (51565434 bytes)
Volume
2
Pages
635\635
Time added
2019-11-17 00:23:14

Description

Cover......Page 1 Title......Page 5 Dedication......Page 6 Table of Contents......Page 7 List of Figures......Page 11 List of Plates......Page 13 List of Tables......Page 17 Preface......Page 23 Appendix 1. A Checklist of Edible Plants......Page 25 Appendix 2. Preliminary Descriptions of New Projectile Point Types......Page 41 Appendix 3. Archaeological Site Reports......Page 0 The Fortin Site......Page 43 The Street Site......Page 127 The Messina Site......Page 149 The Shearer Site......Page 153 The Mattice No. 2 Site......Page 155 The Munson Site......Page 181 The Camelot No. 1 Site......Page 191 The Camelot No. 2 Site......Page 211 The Crandall-Wells Site......Page 241 The Rose Site......Page 245 The Enck No. 1 Site......Page 265 The Enck No. 2 Site......Page 275 The Kuhr No. 1 Site......Page 295 The Kuhr No . 2 Site......Page 341 The Otego Rockshelters......Page 369 The Sternberg Site......Page 385 The Gardepe Site......Page 397 The Russ Site......Page 435 The Johnsen No. 1 Site......Page 507 The Johnsen No . 2 Site......Page 523 The Egli Site......Page 537 The Bemis Site......Page 549 The Wessels Site......Page 559 The Castle Gardens Site......Page 561 The Cottage Site......Page 583 Appendix 4. Palynological and Radiometric Analyses......Page 599 Mud Lake East......Page 600 Vly Bog......Page 601 Oneonta Bypass Bog......Page 602 The Organic Zone at the Munson Site......Page 603 Pollen samples from the Mattice No. 2 Site......Page 604 The Camelot Pond Locality......Page 606 The Mill Creek Junction Locality......Page 607 The Chamberlain Hill Road Locality......Page 609 The Organic Zone at the Enck No. 1 Site......Page 612 The Organic Sample from the Kuhr No. 1 Site......Page 614 Pollen Samples from the Gardepe Site......Page 616 Lake Misery......Page 617 References Cited......Page 619 Author and Investigators Index......Page 623

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