Gerald K Kelso
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4053410 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gerald K Kelso |
| NOMBRES | Gerald K |
| APELLIDO | Kelso |
| FIRMA | KELSO G K |
| AFILIACIONES | Phoenix, Arizona |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Pollen analysis of three seventeenth-century lead coffins
Colonial Era Land Clearance Inferred from Soil Pollen Analysis
Pollen deposited on the soil surface in the temperate zone is moved down through the matrix by percolating rainwater and progressively destroyed by natural processes, severely limiting the age of the pollen records in archaeological sites. Colonial-era slopewash onto the location of a pollen profile at the ca. A.D. 1658-1710 Lt. David Fiske homestead in Lexington, Massachusetts shielded a land clearance record from percolation and degradation. He…
Locating the Pre-Clearance Forest Border at Fort Necessity, Great Meadows, Pennsylvania, Using Pollen Analysis
Recovering Ethnobotanical and Local Environmental Pollen Data from an Exposed Archaeological Site in Northeastern North America
The pollen in the matrix of temperate-zone archaeological sites is moved downward by percolating groundwater and progressively destroyed by natural processes. This limits the age of the ethnobotanical and environmental pollen spectra in sites. Flat rocks, flat artifacts, and artifacts and shells found concave-site-down are commonly encountered in excavations and will shelter occupation-period pollen spectra. At Carns Site Locus 2, Cape Cod, Massa…
An ethnopalynological test of task-specific area analysis
Pollen Record Preservation Processes in the Salem Neck Sewage Plant Shell Midden (19-ES-471), Salem, Massachusetts, U.S.A
Pollen analysis of the feature 4 privy at the Cross Street Back Lot Site, Boston, Massachusetts
Differential pollen preservation in a seventeenth-century refuse pit, Jamestown Island, Virginia
Battlefield Palynology
Pollen analysis was done on a core through a linear mound formerly identified as a 1777 British earthwork at Saratoga National Historical Park. Documents indicate that the British earthwork was built in a forest in a sparsely settled region. Pollen data record a 71-year reforestation sequence under the mound, indicating that it cannot be a Revolutionary War earthwork
Quseir Al-Qadim, Egypt, and the Potential of Archaeological Pollen Analysis in the Near East
Rising and falling percentages of non-arboreal pollen at Quseir Al-Qadim, a Mamluk seaport founded on the Egyptian Red Sea Coast during the 13th century, correlate with cultivated cereal pollen distributions and record soil disturbance reflecting land-use patterns similar to those registered in prehistoric sites in the SW United States. It would seem that the kinds of cultural questions asked of pollen data in arid North America can be addressed …
Pollen Percolation Rates in Euroamerican-Era Cultural Deposits in the Northeastern United States
Palynology in Historical Rural-Landscape Studies
Pollen deposited on the ground surface is carried down into the soil by percolating groundwater. Such postdepositional pollen transport preserves the record of historical vegetation and land use in slowly or nonaggrading sediment profiles by separating the pollen spectra of successive ground covers. This is demonstrated at Great Meadows, Pennsylvania, where pollen spectra in hillside cores indicating a preagricultural-era forest are succeeded dur…
Pollen-record formation processes, interdisciplinary archaeology, and land use by mill workers and managers
Pollen analysis and urban land use
Living on the Boott
Documentary and archaeological evidence provides a view of conditions of sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition under the boarding house system in Lowell, Massachusetts. The evidence is sometimes complementary but more often contradictory. Archaeological evidence, for example, reveals that public expression of corporate concern for worker welfare often failed to be followed by actions that would improve living conditions in the boarding houses. The a…
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction at Canyon del Muerto, Arizona, based on principal-component analysis
Interdisciplinary Investigations of the Boott Mills Lowell, Massachusetts, Volume III
This is the third and final volume in the series of reports on the Boston University/National Park Service cooperative, interdisciplinary study of the Boott Mills in Lowell, Massachusetts. It presents the results of documentary and archeological research and analysis as well as our interpretations of the evidence; the focus is on boardinghouse keepers and boardinghouse residents. Note that the Appendices, produced on microfiche sheets for the ori…
Pollen Percolation Rates in Euroamerican-Era Cultural Deposits in the Northeastern United States
Living on the Boott
Documentary and archaeological evidence provides a view of conditions of sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition under the boarding house system in Lowell, Massachusetts. The evidence is sometimes complementary but more often contradictory. Archaeological evidence, for example, reveals that public expression of corporate concern for worker welfare often failed to be followed by actions that would improve living conditions in the boarding houses. The a…
Differential pollen preservation in a seventeenth-century refuse pit, Jamestown Island, Virginia
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction at Canyon del Muerto, Arizona, based on principal-component analysis
Pollen analysis of the feature 4 privy at the Cross Street Back Lot Site, Boston, Massachusetts
Battlefield Palynology
Pollen analysis was done on a core through a linear mound formerly identified as a 1777 British earthwork at Saratoga National Historical Park. Documents indicate that the British earthwork was built in a forest in a sparsely settled region. Pollen data record a 71-year reforestation sequence under the mound, indicating that it cannot be a Revolutionary War earthwork
Pollen analysis and urban land use
Quseir Al-Qadim, Egypt, and the Potential of Archaeological Pollen Analysis in the Near East
Rising and falling percentages of non-arboreal pollen at Quseir Al-Qadim, a Mamluk seaport founded on the Egyptian Red Sea Coast during the 13th century, correlate with cultivated cereal pollen distributions and record soil disturbance reflecting land-use patterns similar to those registered in prehistoric sites in the SW United States. It would seem that the kinds of cultural questions asked of pollen data in arid North America can be addressed …
Palynology in Historical Rural-Landscape Studies
Pollen deposited on the ground surface is carried down into the soil by percolating groundwater. Such postdepositional pollen transport preserves the record of historical vegetation and land use in slowly or nonaggrading sediment profiles by separating the pollen spectra of successive ground covers. This is demonstrated at Great Meadows, Pennsylvania, where pollen spectra in hillside cores indicating a preagricultural-era forest are succeeded dur…
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction at Canyon del Muerto, Arizona, based on principal-component analysis
Living on the Boott
Documentary and archaeological evidence provides a view of conditions of sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition under the boarding house system in Lowell, Massachusetts. The evidence is sometimes complementary but more often contradictory. Archaeological evidence, for example, reveals that public expression of corporate concern for worker welfare often failed to be followed by actions that would improve living conditions in the boarding houses. The a…
Pollen analysis and urban land use
Pollen-record formation processes, interdisciplinary archaeology, and land use by mill workers and managers
Pollen Percolation Rates in Euroamerican-Era Cultural Deposits in the Northeastern United States
Palynology in Historical Rural-Landscape Studies
Pollen deposited on the ground surface is carried down into the soil by percolating groundwater. Such postdepositional pollen transport preserves the record of historical vegetation and land use in slowly or nonaggrading sediment profiles by separating the pollen spectra of successive ground covers. This is demonstrated at Great Meadows, Pennsylvania, where pollen spectra in hillside cores indicating a preagricultural-era forest are succeeded dur…
Differential pollen preservation in a seventeenth-century refuse pit, Jamestown Island, Virginia
Battlefield Palynology
Pollen analysis was done on a core through a linear mound formerly identified as a 1777 British earthwork at Saratoga National Historical Park. Documents indicate that the British earthwork was built in a forest in a sparsely settled region. Pollen data record a 71-year reforestation sequence under the mound, indicating that it cannot be a Revolutionary War earthwork
Quseir Al-Qadim, Egypt, and the Potential of Archaeological Pollen Analysis in the Near East
Rising and falling percentages of non-arboreal pollen at Quseir Al-Qadim, a Mamluk seaport founded on the Egyptian Red Sea Coast during the 13th century, correlate with cultivated cereal pollen distributions and record soil disturbance reflecting land-use patterns similar to those registered in prehistoric sites in the SW United States. It would seem that the kinds of cultural questions asked of pollen data in arid North America can be addressed …
Pollen analysis of the feature 4 privy at the Cross Street Back Lot Site, Boston, Massachusetts
Pollen Record Preservation Processes in the Salem Neck Sewage Plant Shell Midden (19-ES-471), Salem, Massachusetts, U.S.A
An ethnopalynological test of task-specific area analysis
Recovering Ethnobotanical and Local Environmental Pollen Data from an Exposed Archaeological Site in Northeastern North America
The pollen in the matrix of temperate-zone archaeological sites is moved downward by percolating groundwater and progressively destroyed by natural processes. This limits the age of the ethnobotanical and environmental pollen spectra in sites. Flat rocks, flat artifacts, and artifacts and shells found concave-site-down are commonly encountered in excavations and will shelter occupation-period pollen spectra. At Carns Site Locus 2, Cape Cod, Massa…
Locating the Pre-Clearance Forest Border at Fort Necessity, Great Meadows, Pennsylvania, Using Pollen Analysis
Colonial Era Land Clearance Inferred from Soil Pollen Analysis
Pollen deposited on the soil surface in the temperate zone is moved down through the matrix by percolating rainwater and progressively destroyed by natural processes, severely limiting the age of the pollen records in archaeological sites. Colonial-era slopewash onto the location of a pollen profile at the ca. A.D. 1658-1710 Lt. David Fiske homestead in Lexington, Massachusetts shielded a land clearance record from percolation and degradation. He…
Pollen analysis of three seventeenth-century lead coffins
Interdisciplinary Investigations of the Boott Mills Lowell, Massachusetts, Volume III
This is the third and final volume in the series of reports on the Boston University/National Park Service cooperative, interdisciplinary study of the Boott Mills in Lowell, Massachusetts. It presents the results of documentary and archeological research and analysis as well as our interpretations of the evidence; the focus is on boardinghouse keepers and boardinghouse residents. Note that the Appendices, produced on microfiche sheets for the ori…
Archaeology (16 obras) · Geography (14 obras) · Pollen (13 obras) · Biology (11 obras) · Geology (10 obras) · Ecology (9 obras) · Lichen and fungal ecology (7 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 obras) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (6 obras) · Palynology (6 obras)