Historical Archaeology

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  Año 2013, Vol. 47, Número 4

  • "Built for the Publick Workship of God, according to the Church of England": Anglican Landscapes and Colonialism in South Carolina

    Kimberly Pyszka

    págs. 1-22

    

  • Messages in a Map: French Depictions of the 1730 Meskwaki Fort

    Lenville J. Stelle, Michael L. Hargrave

    págs. 23-44

    

  • The Role of Technological Transitions in the Development of American Ceramic Industries: Elijah Cornell and the Shift from Redware to Stoneware Production

    Sophia E. Kelly

    págs. 45-70

    

  • A Taphonomic Evaluation of Three Intact Pork Barrels from the Steamboat "Heroine" (1838)

    Juliet K. Brophy, Kevin Crisman

    págs. 71-85

    

  • Archaeology and Religion at the Hyde Park Barracks Destitute Asylum, Sydney

    Peter Davies

    págs. 86-102

    

  • Application of Dendrochronology to Historical Charcoal-Production Sites in the Great Basin, United States

    Scotty Strachan, Franco Biondi, Susan G. Lindström, Robert McQueen, Peter E. Wigand

    págs. 103-119

    

  • Introduction: The Place of History in NAGPRA Determinations of Cultural Affiliation

    J. W. Joseph

    pág. 120

    

  • NAGPRA and Historical Research: Reevaluation of a Multiple Burial from Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico

    Catherine Holder Spude, Douglas D. Scott

    págs. 121-126

    

  • Comment on 'NAGPRA and Historical Research"

    Francis P. McManamon

    págs. 137-138

    

  • NAGPRA Should Not Preclude Good History: A Response to Spude and Scott

    Joe Watkins

    págs. 139-141

    

  • Comment on Spude and Scott, NAGPRA, and History

    William B. Lees

    págs. 142-143

    

  • The Odyssey of a Transatlantic Archaeologist: Conversations with Ivor Noël Hume

    Henry M. Miller

    págs. 144-167