Piero and the Music of the Fall

Lavin, Marilyn Aronberg

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“…In this study, 12 different Late Archaic sites were chosen to evaluate this premise, using the six selected criteria of stratigraphic integrity, featurespecific associations, absolute chronology, seasonality data, functional artifact Lavin and Banks, 2007Bellantoni, pers. com, 2009Witek, 1988Millis and Mills, 2007Blancke and Spiess, 2006Lavin, 1984Lavin and Russell, 1985Ritchie, 1985Petersen, 1991Kingsley and Roulette, 1990Crook, 1990Custer and Bachman, 1986 differentiation, and lithic refitting.…”

Section: Theoretical Model Building and Late Archaic Adaptationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Late Archaic Modes of Broad-Bladed Biface Transmission across Northeastern North America: A Regional Approach

Pagoulatos

2010

North American Archaeologist

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Late/Terminal Archaic (4500-2500 B.P.) modes of broad-bladed biface transmission across Northeastern North America are still rather poorly understood. This present study attempts to test a series of diffusion-and migration-based theories against archaeological data collected from six major river drainages across the Atlantic seaboard, including the Savannah, James, Susquehanna, Delaware, Connecticut, and Penobscot. Preliminary results indicate that Late/ Terminal Archaic territorial boundaries were relatively fluid and porous, which is indicative of a highly mobile frontier, and that the modes of broad-bladed biface transmission were complex and multifaceted. Although low level migration and short-distance movements likely occurred, current data, however, indicate that the majority of transmission was by way of diffusion-based processes, better typified by the movement of ideas, concepts, and material culture, rather than the mass movement of human populations across the Atlantic seaboard.

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Section: Theoretical Model Building and Late Archaic Adaptationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…4010-3580 B.P. (Lavin and Banks, 2007). Sites 270A-4-1 and Flagg Swamp Rockshelter have stratigraphic integrity and absolute chronology.…”

Section: Theoretical Model Building and Late Archaic Adaptationsmentioning

confidence: 99%