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Subsistence strategies of the Oneota tradition in Southwestern Wisconsin : a nutritional profile
(2013)
In the La Crosse region, the Oneota people utilized a variety of wild animal and plant resources, as well as their own domesticated plants. Did this population suffer from nutrition related diseases or were there any ...
Analysis of archaeological sampling methods using the complete surface data from the Pirque Alto Site in Cochabamba, Bolivia
(Archaeological Studies Program, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, 2007-05)
Sampling is an extremely important aspect of archaeological fieldwork, and it can significantly influence interpretation; therefore, the effects of these processes must be
understood and controlled. Various experimental ...
Differentiation of charred corn samples via processing methods : an ethno-archaeological and experimental approach
(2008-05)
The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the connection between Zea mays, or corn, processing methods and certain physical identifying characteristics that are visible under magnification of charred corn from the ...
Modelling settlement location in the Troad using geographic information systems
(2013)
The Hellenic period began around 2,700 years ago in the Troad. This was followed after a short period of turmoil by the Hellenistic around 2,200 years ago. These periods are characterized by the introduction of Greek culture ...
The officer corps in Roman Britain
(2013)
This thesis explores the level of change in the Roman officer corps in Britain from A.D. 43 to 410. This is a period of conquest and stability operations followed by a slow withdraw of the Roman military presence on the ...
What they really think : the Coulee Region's knowledge and opinions of archaeology
(2013)
Archaeologists like to think of themselves as stewards of the past; protecting it for the current and future generations (McDavid 2010:36; Stottman 2010:1-3). It is hard to know, however, what the public thinks of ...