Stephen C Saraydar
Biographic Data
| ID | 3600101 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen C Saraydar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen C |
| FAMILY NAME | Saraydar |
| SIGNATURE | SARAYDAR S C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Robert Ascher
I came to know Bob Ascher quite well over a span of 46 years and yet I am somewhat at a loss when it comes to conveying an adequate sense of his persona and a remarkable career characterized by hig
The Egyptian Drill
An Egyptian drilling tool used primarily for the production of alabaster, calcite, and limestone vases and first known from the early Third Dynasty has been the subject of speculation and debate among Egyptologists and students of ancient technology for more than one hundred years. Researchers once thought that this tool, which was used with both stone and tubular metal drill bits, represented the earliest crank-driven device, however, that idea …
The Face at the Bottom of the Well
John Dominic Crossan. A Long Way from Tipperary:. Memoir. New York: Harper-Collins, 2000. xxi. 216 pp
Elders' Lament, Grandchild's Dilemma
General/Theoretical Anthropology
The Language of Things
Little Bit Know Something
No longer shall you kill
This paper compares expressions of social and political philosophy in the Iroquois story of creation with events and themes central to the story of the Confederacy's founding. The recurring concepts of peace, power, love, and clear-thinking are discussed in connection with issues that have figured prominently in Iroquois life for over five hundred years. The results provide a basis for dialogue between Iroquois and anthropologist and argue for gr…
Are Legend Days Over
Thermal Behavior of Primitive Houses
Physical Anthropology
Archaeology
Experimental Archaeology
The potential contributions which imitative experiments can make to archaeology are far greater in scope, complexity, and overall 'value' than is commonly realized. A sketch of some of these potential contributions is given and, in support of the claims advanced, a method of measuring the efficiency of hand operated implements is described and then applied in a comparison of different agricultural practices. The results show that experiments can …
A Quantitative Comparison of Efficiency between a Stone Axe and a Steel Axe
A comparison of the efficiency of a stone axe and steel axe showed that the stone axe takes over six times as long and requires over five times as much energy to accomplish the same work as does the steel axe
Experimental Archaeology
The potential contributions which imitative experiments can make to archaeology are far greater in scope, complexity, and overall 'value' than is commonly realized. A sketch of some of these potential contributions is given and, in support of the claims advanced, a method of measuring the efficiency of hand operated implements is described and then applied in a comparison of different agricultural practices. The results show that experiments can …
A Quantitative Comparison of Efficiency between a Stone Axe and a Steel Axe
A comparison of the efficiency of a stone axe and steel axe showed that the stone axe takes over six times as long and requires over five times as much energy to accomplish the same work as does the steel axe
Are Legend Days Over
Thermal Behavior of Primitive Houses
A Quantitative Comparison of Efficiency between a Stone Axe and a Steel Axe
A comparison of the efficiency of a stone axe and steel axe showed that the stone axe takes over six times as long and requires over five times as much energy to accomplish the same work as does the steel axe
Experimental Archaeology
The potential contributions which imitative experiments can make to archaeology are far greater in scope, complexity, and overall 'value' than is commonly realized. A sketch of some of these potential contributions is given and, in support of the claims advanced, a method of measuring the efficiency of hand operated implements is described and then applied in a comparison of different agricultural practices. The results show that experiments can …
Thermal Behavior of Primitive Houses
Physical Anthropology
Archaeology
Are Legend Days Over
No longer shall you kill
This paper compares expressions of social and political philosophy in the Iroquois story of creation with events and themes central to the story of the Confederacy's founding. The recurring concepts of peace, power, love, and clear-thinking are discussed in connection with issues that have figured prominently in Iroquois life for over five hundred years. The results provide a basis for dialogue between Iroquois and anthropologist and argue for gr…
Little Bit Know Something
The Language of Things
General/Theoretical Anthropology
Elders' Lament, Grandchild's Dilemma
The Face at the Bottom of the Well
John Dominic Crossan. A Long Way from Tipperary:. Memoir. New York: Harper-Collins, 2000. xxi. 216 pp
The Egyptian Drill
An Egyptian drilling tool used primarily for the production of alabaster, calcite, and limestone vases and first known from the early Third Dynasty has been the subject of speculation and debate among Egyptologists and students of ancient technology for more than one hundred years. Researchers once thought that this tool, which was used with both stone and tubular metal drill bits, represented the earliest crank-driven device, however, that idea …
Robert Ascher
I came to know Bob Ascher quite well over a span of 46 years and yet I am somewhat at a loss when it comes to conveying an adequate sense of his persona and a remarkable career characterized by hig
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