Stuart D Scott
Biographic Data
| ID | 135279 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stuart D Scott |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stuart D |
| FAMILY NAME | Scott |
| SIGNATURE | SCOTT S D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Philadelphia University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3132-3692 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Core Versus Marginal Mesoamerica
The archaeogeographic survey of northwest Mexico by Carl O. Sauer and Donald Brand, in addition to being the first systematic archaeological reconnaissance of the northwest coastal corridor of Sinaloa-Nayarit, was a starting point also for knowledge of many natural science aspects of the prehistory of western Mexico. The West Mexican coastal plain is a distinct physiographic province, bounded on the northeast by the Sierra Madre Occidental and th…
Reorientation of Historical Maps of Old Fort Niagara Using Computer-Assisted Cartography
Since 1979 researchers at Old Fort Niagara (established 1726) in Youngstown, New York, have attempted to rescale and interpret historical maps and compile a composite showing where structures have been built within the parade area over the three centuries of the fort's history. This mapping work relates to an archaeological and historical research project focused on studying local and regional history, experimenting with nondestructive means of g…
Exploring the Unknown
Realms of Reason and Unreason.- I Diffusion and Superdiffusion, Prologue.- 1 From Continent to Continent: Making Ends Meet.- 2 Stones, Suppositions, and Science.- 3 Ancient Astronauts: Thesis.- 4 Ancient Astronauts: Response.- 5 The UFO Phenomenon.- II Strange Stone Monuments, Prologue.- 6 Stonehenge.- 7 Pyramid.- 8 Easter Island.- III Marine Mysteries, Prologue.- 9 The Bermuda Triangle.- 10 The Lost Continent of Atlantis.- IV Monsters, Stars, an…
Archeology
Handbook of Middle American Indians
Pottery Figurines from Central Arizona
THIRTY YEARS AGO, the late J. W. Simmons, then a resident of Prescott, Arizona, made an archaeological collection near that city. This work produced an unusually large number of prehistoric clay figurines, some 400 in all. The Simmons collection was purchased in 1933 by Gila Pueblo. In 1951, the Gila Pueblo collection, including the Simmons materials, were transferred to the Arizona State Museum where they are now located. This report is a summar…
Reorientation of Historical Maps of Old Fort Niagara Using Computer-Assisted Cartography
Since 1979 researchers at Old Fort Niagara (established 1726) in Youngstown, New York, have attempted to rescale and interpret historical maps and compile a composite showing where structures have been built within the parade area over the three centuries of the fort's history. This mapping work relates to an archaeological and historical research project focused on studying local and regional history, experimenting with nondestructive means of g…
Handbook of Middle American Indians
Pottery Figurines from Central Arizona
THIRTY YEARS AGO, the late J. W. Simmons, then a resident of Prescott, Arizona, made an archaeological collection near that city. This work produced an unusually large number of prehistoric clay figurines, some 400 in all. The Simmons collection was purchased in 1933 by Gila Pueblo. In 1951, the Gila Pueblo collection, including the Simmons materials, were transferred to the Arizona State Museum where they are now located. This report is a summar…
Pottery Figurines from Central Arizona
THIRTY YEARS AGO, the late J. W. Simmons, then a resident of Prescott, Arizona, made an archaeological collection near that city. This work produced an unusually large number of prehistoric clay figurines, some 400 in all. The Simmons collection was purchased in 1933 by Gila Pueblo. In 1951, the Gila Pueblo collection, including the Simmons materials, were transferred to the Arizona State Museum where they are now located. This report is a summar…
Handbook of Middle American Indians
Archeology
Exploring the Unknown
Realms of Reason and Unreason.- I Diffusion and Superdiffusion, Prologue.- 1 From Continent to Continent: Making Ends Meet.- 2 Stones, Suppositions, and Science.- 3 Ancient Astronauts: Thesis.- 4 Ancient Astronauts: Response.- 5 The UFO Phenomenon.- II Strange Stone Monuments, Prologue.- 6 Stonehenge.- 7 Pyramid.- 8 Easter Island.- III Marine Mysteries, Prologue.- 9 The Bermuda Triangle.- 10 The Lost Continent of Atlantis.- IV Monsters, Stars, an…
Reorientation of Historical Maps of Old Fort Niagara Using Computer-Assisted Cartography
Since 1979 researchers at Old Fort Niagara (established 1726) in Youngstown, New York, have attempted to rescale and interpret historical maps and compile a composite showing where structures have been built within the parade area over the three centuries of the fort's history. This mapping work relates to an archaeological and historical research project focused on studying local and regional history, experimenting with nondestructive means of g…
Core Versus Marginal Mesoamerica
The archaeogeographic survey of northwest Mexico by Carl O. Sauer and Donald Brand, in addition to being the first systematic archaeological reconnaissance of the northwest coastal corridor of Sinaloa-Nayarit, was a starting point also for knowledge of many natural science aspects of the prehistory of western Mexico. The West Mexican coastal plain is a distinct physiographic province, bounded on the northeast by the Sierra Madre Occidental and th…
Computer Science (4 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Art (2 works) · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage (1 work) · Anthropology (1 work)