Howard H Earnest
Biographic Data
| ID | 4053553 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Howard H Earnest |
| GIVEN NAMES | Howard H |
| FAMILY NAME | Earnest |
| SIGNATURE | EARNEST H H |
| AFFILIATIONS | US Forest Service |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Geographic Information System Modeling of De Soto's Route from Joara to Chiaha
This research revisits the question of the most likely paths traveled during the 1540 entrada of Hernando de Soto and colonizing efforts of Juan Pardo about 20 years later by utilizing the spatial modeling method of geographic information system (GIS) analysis to evaluate the favorability of different paths and place them within the context of recent archaeological and ethnohistoric research. Analysis results make the larger anthropological point…
Settlement Patterns and Prehistory of the Paraíso Basin of El Salvador
Settlement Patterns and Prehistory of the Paraíso Basin of El Salvador
The lowland Paraíso Basin of El Salvador, which was investigated by the Cerrón Grande Archaeological Salvage Project, supported considerable agricultural populations from at least the late Middle Preclassic to the Early Postclassic, with a population decline during the Early Classic. The cultural sequence of the basin differs substantially from that of the nearby SE Maya highlands, especially during the Preclassic, even though large-scale events …
A Mississippian Period Ritual Cave in Tennessee
Trailed and incised drawings on the mud-covered walls of an East Tennessee cave have been identified as the artwork of Mississippian Indians who visited this sanctuary about 800 years ago. These unique drawings, called 'mud glyphs' because of their similarity to certain petroglyphs found in the southeastern United States, include abstract designs, symbols, zoomorphic forms and anthropomorphic figures. Symbols such as the forked eye and the 'bird-…
Geographic Information System Modeling of De Soto's Route from Joara to Chiaha
This research revisits the question of the most likely paths traveled during the 1540 entrada of Hernando de Soto and colonizing efforts of Juan Pardo about 20 years later by utilizing the spatial modeling method of geographic information system (GIS) analysis to evaluate the favorability of different paths and place them within the context of recent archaeological and ethnohistoric research. Analysis results make the larger anthropological point…
A Mississippian Period Ritual Cave in Tennessee
Trailed and incised drawings on the mud-covered walls of an East Tennessee cave have been identified as the artwork of Mississippian Indians who visited this sanctuary about 800 years ago. These unique drawings, called 'mud glyphs' because of their similarity to certain petroglyphs found in the southeastern United States, include abstract designs, symbols, zoomorphic forms and anthropomorphic figures. Symbols such as the forked eye and the 'bird-…
Settlement Patterns and Prehistory of the Paraíso Basin of El Salvador
The lowland Paraíso Basin of El Salvador, which was investigated by the Cerrón Grande Archaeological Salvage Project, supported considerable agricultural populations from at least the late Middle Preclassic to the Early Postclassic, with a population decline during the Early Classic. The cultural sequence of the basin differs substantially from that of the nearby SE Maya highlands, especially during the Preclassic, even though large-scale events …
A Mississippian Period Ritual Cave in Tennessee
Trailed and incised drawings on the mud-covered walls of an East Tennessee cave have been identified as the artwork of Mississippian Indians who visited this sanctuary about 800 years ago. These unique drawings, called 'mud glyphs' because of their similarity to certain petroglyphs found in the southeastern United States, include abstract designs, symbols, zoomorphic forms and anthropomorphic figures. Symbols such as the forked eye and the 'bird-…
Settlement Patterns and Prehistory of the Paraíso Basin of El Salvador
Settlement Patterns and Prehistory of the Paraíso Basin of El Salvador
The lowland Paraíso Basin of El Salvador, which was investigated by the Cerrón Grande Archaeological Salvage Project, supported considerable agricultural populations from at least the late Middle Preclassic to the Early Postclassic, with a population decline during the Early Classic. The cultural sequence of the basin differs substantially from that of the nearby SE Maya highlands, especially during the Preclassic, even though large-scale events …
Geographic Information System Modeling of De Soto's Route from Joara to Chiaha
This research revisits the question of the most likely paths traveled during the 1540 entrada of Hernando de Soto and colonizing efforts of Juan Pardo about 20 years later by utilizing the spatial modeling method of geographic information system (GIS) analysis to evaluate the favorability of different paths and place them within the context of recent archaeological and ethnohistoric research. Analysis results make the larger anthropological point…
Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (2 works) · Botany and Geology in Latin America and Caribbean (2 works) · History (2 works) · Paleontology (2 works) · Paleontology (2 works)