Thomas Hays
Biographic Data
| ID | 3578210 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas Hays |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Hays |
| SIGNATURE | HAYS T |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Arlington |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3705-8973 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1928 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Neolithic Settlement Patterns in Saharan Africa
Wavy Line' Pottery: An Element of Nilotic Diffusion
Mineralogical Analysis of Sudanese Neolithic Ceramics
S The archaeologist must often determine if ceramics having similar designs and forms but from widely separated locations were locally made or are the result of diffusion. This paper describes a methodology of technological analysis of ceramics utilised to solve such a problem. Results of a mineralogical analysis of ceramics and a discussion of the cultural implications of the results is presented. It is concluded that this methodology is an esse…
Survey and Excavations in the Dongola Reach, Sudan
Rosthwaite Moraines and Other Lakeland Notes
This link the Germans have tried frantically to weaken through the deportation of male labour and through a regimenting of farming activity which amounts to organized looting, but it is so strong, so long established and so universal that it can probably withstand the pressure of military conquest and economic persecution. One would not wish, of course, anything like the restoration of the status quo before 1939 for most of the Slav peasants. As …
Mountain Form in Lakeland
Notes on Glacial Erosion and Stone Stripes
He has spoken to us with most unquestioned authority. If I may venture to say so, he has brought out what I believe to be one of the basic features of political growth. You cannot have political and economic growth unless you know and study geography. Sir Percy made an interesting suggestion when he spoke of the horizontal economic line, if I may boil it down to those words. If you will think it over you will see what immense truth there is in wh…
Physiographical Notes from Lakeland
THE distribution by glacial action of some of the more distinctive rocks has been mentioned by many writers. Perhaps the men of an older generation to whom we owe most in this respect are J. G. Goodchild and Clifton Ward. Most of the striking examples which have been recorded are on lower ground and not many cases occur at the highest elevations. However Ward gives a few which are all easily found. He mentions a train of erratics crossing Birks, …
Physiographical Notes on the Ullswater Area
Stone Stripes
Scree with Great Boulders
The ground floor of the house is usually the highest and the others are all about the same. Some of the houses in Shibam are built on the slope of the hill and are therefore provided with cellars. The height of the wall facing the outside of the city in these circumstances is about 70 dhirras or I05 feet high. Bigger houses are constructed of two or more houses built together. The life of a house is said to be two hundred to two hundred and fifty…
The Glaciology of the Ullswater Area
Further Notes on the Shore Topography of the English Lakes
The Shore Topography of the English Lakes: Discussion
The Shore Topography of the English Lakes
Survey and Excavations in the Dongola Reach, Sudan
Mineralogical Analysis of Sudanese Neolithic Ceramics
S The archaeologist must often determine if ceramics having similar designs and forms but from widely separated locations were locally made or are the result of diffusion. This paper describes a methodology of technological analysis of ceramics utilised to solve such a problem. Results of a mineralogical analysis of ceramics and a discussion of the cultural implications of the results is presented. It is concluded that this methodology is an esse…
Stone Stripes
The Shore Topography of the English Lakes: Discussion
The Shore Topography of the English Lakes
Further Notes on the Shore Topography of the English Lakes
The Glaciology of the Ullswater Area
Scree with Great Boulders
The ground floor of the house is usually the highest and the others are all about the same. Some of the houses in Shibam are built on the slope of the hill and are therefore provided with cellars. The height of the wall facing the outside of the city in these circumstances is about 70 dhirras or I05 feet high. Bigger houses are constructed of two or more houses built together. The life of a house is said to be two hundred to two hundred and fifty…
Stone Stripes
Physiographical Notes on the Ullswater Area
Physiographical Notes from Lakeland
THE distribution by glacial action of some of the more distinctive rocks has been mentioned by many writers. Perhaps the men of an older generation to whom we owe most in this respect are J. G. Goodchild and Clifton Ward. Most of the striking examples which have been recorded are on lower ground and not many cases occur at the highest elevations. However Ward gives a few which are all easily found. He mentions a train of erratics crossing Birks, …
Notes on Glacial Erosion and Stone Stripes
He has spoken to us with most unquestioned authority. If I may venture to say so, he has brought out what I believe to be one of the basic features of political growth. You cannot have political and economic growth unless you know and study geography. Sir Percy made an interesting suggestion when he spoke of the horizontal economic line, if I may boil it down to those words. If you will think it over you will see what immense truth there is in wh…
Rosthwaite Moraines and Other Lakeland Notes
This link the Germans have tried frantically to weaken through the deportation of male labour and through a regimenting of farming activity which amounts to organized looting, but it is so strong, so long established and so universal that it can probably withstand the pressure of military conquest and economic persecution. One would not wish, of course, anything like the restoration of the status quo before 1939 for most of the Slav peasants. As …
Mountain Form in Lakeland
Survey and Excavations in the Dongola Reach, Sudan
Wavy Line' Pottery: An Element of Nilotic Diffusion
Mineralogical Analysis of Sudanese Neolithic Ceramics
S The archaeologist must often determine if ceramics having similar designs and forms but from widely separated locations were locally made or are the result of diffusion. This paper describes a methodology of technological analysis of ceramics utilised to solve such a problem. Results of a mineralogical analysis of ceramics and a discussion of the cultural implications of the results is presented. It is concluded that this methodology is an esse…
Neolithic Settlement Patterns in Saharan Africa
Geography (12 works) · Geology (10 works) · Geology (10 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Physical geography (4 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (3 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (3 works) · Oceanography (3 works) · Oceanography (3 works) · Shore (3 works)