Robert E Ackerman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 106200 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert E Ackerman |
| NOMBRES | Robert E |
| APELLIDO | Ackerman |
| FIRMA | ACKERMAN R E |
| AFILIACIONES | Washington State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 30 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1960 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Security Cove and the Northern Archaic Tradition Revisited
The Security Cove site in southwestern Alaska contained a surface component of side-notched projectile points and other tools forms (Northern Archaic tradition): the remains of a caribou hunter’s camp some 6000 years ago. Surface erosion has disturbed the distribution of artifacts over the site and has removed any traces of hearth or dwelling features. The assemblage, nonetheless, provides data on the activities of the site occupants and their st…
The Northern Archaic Tradition in Southwestern Alaska
In southwestern Alaska sites producing side-to-corner notched, bifacial projectile points have been found on the Kuskokwim Bay coast, along the Goodnews River valley, and around Kagati Lake in the interior. The open tundra context of the sites and the nature of the artifact assemblages reflect the activities of terrestrially oriented, mid-Holocene (6000 to 4000 B.P. 1 ) caribou hunters (Northern Archaic tradition). Six of the sites were encampmen…
Where the Echo Began and Other Oral Traditions from Southeastern Alaska, recorded by Hans Himmelheber, translated by Kurt and Ester Vitt, edited and annotated by Ann Fienup-Riordan
Always Getting Ready
Reflections of a Digger
The Campus Site
Siberian Paleolithic Archaeology
This paper examines the approaches and methods of Soviet archaeologists dealing with the Siberian Paleolithic and with the problem of early man in Siberia and the Far East
On the Upper Paleolithic of Northeast Asia
Nushagak
Ethnoarcheological Interpretations of Territoriality and Land Use in Southwestern Alaska
Land use and the perceived spatial extension of a village or community are two rather different variables subsumed under the concept of territoriality. One involves the concept of resource use within specifically designated areas not necessarily interconnected while the other is a more pervasive, continous dimension which includes areas not important to subsistence. A subsistence-ecology model framed within the temporal span provided by archeolog…
> The Ethnoarcheology of Crow Village, Alaska. W endell H. O swalt and J ames W. V an ‐S tone.
Archaeology
Netsilik Eskimo Fishing at the Stone Weir. Filmed and produced in 1963 by Educational Services, Inc., with Asm Balikci as consultant. 16 mm., in color, silent, 24 frames per second, running time 57½ m…
Lichens and the Patination of Chert in Alaska
The exposed surfaces of stone artifacts from the Security Cove site, Alaska, were altered by the mechanical-chemical activity of crustose lichens. This factor should be considered in patination studies carried out in regions where lichens are known to occur. The activity of lichens and the resultant effect on artifact surfaces is discussed and illustrated in two figures
University of Pennsylvania Radiocarbon Dates IV
With one exception, the radiocarbon dates in this list were reported previously by Rainey and Ralph (1959). For discussions of the reliability of the dates, of the materials dated, and of the correspondence of the dates with estimated arctic chronologies, the reader is urged to refer to the original publication. The radiocarbon determinations were made over a period of several years. Those processed before 1956 were dated by the solid-carbon meth…
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Mental Disorder among the Polar Eskimos of Northwest Greenland
Mental health, in both industrialized and underdeveloped societies, is coming to be recognized as one of the world's leading social problems. In order to bring more varied skills to bear on this challenging issue, scientific institutions are encouraging re search in several fields other than those traditionally cultivated by psychologists and psychiatrists, particularly in chemical, bio logical, and social sciences. Hope is expressed that such in…
University of Pennsylvania Radiocarbon Dates IV
With one exception, the radiocarbon dates in this list were reported previously by Rainey and Ralph (1959). For discussions of the reliability of the dates, of the materials dated, and of the correspondence of the dates with estimated arctic chronologies, the reader is urged to refer to the original publication. The radiocarbon determinations were made over a period of several years. Those processed before 1956 were dated by the solid-carbon meth…
Siberian Paleolithic Archaeology
This paper examines the approaches and methods of Soviet archaeologists dealing with the Siberian Paleolithic and with the problem of early man in Siberia and the Far East
On the Upper Paleolithic of Northeast Asia
The Northern Archaic Tradition in Southwestern Alaska
In southwestern Alaska sites producing side-to-corner notched, bifacial projectile points have been found on the Kuskokwim Bay coast, along the Goodnews River valley, and around Kagati Lake in the interior. The open tundra context of the sites and the nature of the artifact assemblages reflect the activities of terrestrially oriented, mid-Holocene (6000 to 4000 B.P. 1 ) caribou hunters (Northern Archaic tradition). Six of the sites were encampmen…
Security Cove and the Northern Archaic Tradition Revisited
The Security Cove site in southwestern Alaska contained a surface component of side-notched projectile points and other tools forms (Northern Archaic tradition): the remains of a caribou hunter’s camp some 6000 years ago. Surface erosion has disturbed the distribution of artifacts over the site and has removed any traces of hearth or dwelling features. The assemblage, nonetheless, provides data on the activities of the site occupants and their st…
Ethnoarcheological Interpretations of Territoriality and Land Use in Southwestern Alaska
Land use and the perceived spatial extension of a village or community are two rather different variables subsumed under the concept of territoriality. One involves the concept of resource use within specifically designated areas not necessarily interconnected while the other is a more pervasive, continous dimension which includes areas not important to subsistence. A subsistence-ecology model framed within the temporal span provided by archeolog…
Lichens and the Patination of Chert in Alaska
The exposed surfaces of stone artifacts from the Security Cove site, Alaska, were altered by the mechanical-chemical activity of crustose lichens. This factor should be considered in patination studies carried out in regions where lichens are known to occur. The activity of lichens and the resultant effect on artifact surfaces is discussed and illustrated in two figures
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Mental Disorder among the Polar Eskimos of Northwest Greenland
Mental health, in both industrialized and underdeveloped societies, is coming to be recognized as one of the world's leading social problems. In order to bring more varied skills to bear on this challenging issue, scientific institutions are encouraging re search in several fields other than those traditionally cultivated by psychologists and psychiatrists, particularly in chemical, bio logical, and social sciences. Hope is expressed that such in…
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Mental Disorder among the Polar Eskimos of Northwest Greenland
Mental health, in both industrialized and underdeveloped societies, is coming to be recognized as one of the world's leading social problems. In order to bring more varied skills to bear on this challenging issue, scientific institutions are encouraging re search in several fields other than those traditionally cultivated by psychologists and psychiatrists, particularly in chemical, bio logical, and social sciences. Hope is expressed that such in…
University of Pennsylvania Radiocarbon Dates IV
With one exception, the radiocarbon dates in this list were reported previously by Rainey and Ralph (1959). For discussions of the reliability of the dates, of the materials dated, and of the correspondence of the dates with estimated arctic chronologies, the reader is urged to refer to the original publication. The radiocarbon determinations were made over a period of several years. Those processed before 1956 were dated by the solid-carbon meth…
Lichens and the Patination of Chert in Alaska
The exposed surfaces of stone artifacts from the Security Cove site, Alaska, were altered by the mechanical-chemical activity of crustose lichens. This factor should be considered in patination studies carried out in regions where lichens are known to occur. The activity of lichens and the resultant effect on artifact surfaces is discussed and illustrated in two figures
Netsilik Eskimo Fishing at the Stone Weir. Filmed and produced in 1963 by Educational Services, Inc., with Asm Balikci as consultant. 16 mm., in color, silent, 24 frames per second, running time 57½ m…
> The Ethnoarcheology of Crow Village, Alaska. W endell H. O swalt and J ames W. V an ‐S tone.
Archaeology
Nushagak
Ethnoarcheological Interpretations of Territoriality and Land Use in Southwestern Alaska
Land use and the perceived spatial extension of a village or community are two rather different variables subsumed under the concept of territoriality. One involves the concept of resource use within specifically designated areas not necessarily interconnected while the other is a more pervasive, continous dimension which includes areas not important to subsistence. A subsistence-ecology model framed within the temporal span provided by archeolog…
Siberian Paleolithic Archaeology
This paper examines the approaches and methods of Soviet archaeologists dealing with the Siberian Paleolithic and with the problem of early man in Siberia and the Far East
On the Upper Paleolithic of Northeast Asia
The Campus Site
Reflections of a Digger
Always Getting Ready
Where the Echo Began and Other Oral Traditions from Southeastern Alaska, recorded by Hans Himmelheber, translated by Kurt and Ester Vitt, edited and annotated by Ann Fienup-Riordan
The Northern Archaic Tradition in Southwestern Alaska
In southwestern Alaska sites producing side-to-corner notched, bifacial projectile points have been found on the Kuskokwim Bay coast, along the Goodnews River valley, and around Kagati Lake in the interior. The open tundra context of the sites and the nature of the artifact assemblages reflect the activities of terrestrially oriented, mid-Holocene (6000 to 4000 B.P. 1 ) caribou hunters (Northern Archaic tradition). Six of the sites were encampmen…
Security Cove and the Northern Archaic Tradition Revisited
The Security Cove site in southwestern Alaska contained a surface component of side-notched projectile points and other tools forms (Northern Archaic tradition): the remains of a caribou hunter’s camp some 6000 years ago. Surface erosion has disturbed the distribution of artifacts over the site and has removed any traces of hearth or dwelling features. The assemblage, nonetheless, provides data on the activities of the site occupants and their st…
Geography (13 obras) · Archaeology (12 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 obras) · History (7 obras) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (7 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 obras) · Geology (5 obras) · Physical geography (5 obras) · Geology (4 obras) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (3 obras)