David J Stewart
Biographic Data
| ID | 3995507 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David J Stewart |
| GIVEN NAMES | David J |
| FAMILY NAME | Stewart |
| SIGNATURE | STEWART D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | East Carolina University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9630-8725 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Down by the Water: Interdisciplinary Studies in Human-Environment Interactions in Watery Spaces, BAR International Series 3108, Cultural Studies in Maritime and Underwater Archaeology 4
Bessie: A Single-Log Plantation Boat from the South Carolina Lowcountry
Bessie is one of the last survivors of a vessel type that once performed essential transport and travel functions on South Carolina rice plantations. Built from a single hollowed out cypress log, Bessie fuses design and construction traditions of dugouts and plank-on-frame boats. This article describes Bessie’s construction, discusses propulsion systems, and examines its use in Carolina plantation culture. We propose that Bessie represents a ‘can…
Atlantic Ocean: Maritime Archaeology
Getting in Touch with Polanyi’s Realism: An Examination of Esther Meek’s Contact with Reality
Nuclear war between Israel and Iran: Lethality beyond the pale
This will cause a very limited medical response initially for survivors in Iran and Israel. Strategic use of surviving medical response and collaboration with international relief could be expedited by the predicted casualty distributions and locations. The consequences for health management of thermal burn and radiation patients is the worst, as burn patients require enormous resources to treat, and there will be little to no familiarity with th…
Gravestones and Monuments in the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Research Potential and Preliminary Interpretations
Thousands of memorials around the world commemorate maritime disasters and death. In addition to commemoration, memorials provide insight into the conceptual landscape of maritime peoples. Types of maritime memorials, locations where they can be found, and the limitations of memorials as archaeological artefacts are discussed. Data from 18th- and 19th-century English and American maritime memorials are used to make preliminary interpretations reg…
Burial at sea: Separating and placing the dead during the age of sail
Burials at sea were common during the Age of Sail (the fifteenth through nineteenth centuries). While much is known about the history and structure of the burial at sea ritual, scholars have not yet explored its function as a rite of passage. This paper examines the burial at sea service as it was practiced aboard English and American vessels during the Age of Sail. Although it would have been easy to dispose of a body at sea by simply dropping i…
Formation processes affecting submerged archaeological sites: An overview
Although the formation processes operating on submerged archaeological sites are just as varied as those affecting terrestrial ones, nautical archaeologists have not yet devoted much attention to them. Most studies to date are concerned with formation processes at particular sites. This article provides an overview of the major depositional and postdepositional formation processes affecting underwater sites. The most obvious depositional process …
Secondary Research
'Secondary Research' has been revised to give the latest information on computer-based storage and retrieval systems. The second edition features expanded coverage of computer-based information, including a new chapter on CD-ROM products and updated coverage of on-line information search services
Ways of coping with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Development of an illness management questionnaire
Gravestones and Monuments in the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Research Potential and Preliminary Interpretations
Thousands of memorials around the world commemorate maritime disasters and death. In addition to commemoration, memorials provide insight into the conceptual landscape of maritime peoples. Types of maritime memorials, locations where they can be found, and the limitations of memorials as archaeological artefacts are discussed. Data from 18th- and 19th-century English and American maritime memorials are used to make preliminary interpretations reg…
Ways of coping with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Development of an illness management questionnaire
Secondary Research
'Secondary Research' has been revised to give the latest information on computer-based storage and retrieval systems. The second edition features expanded coverage of computer-based information, including a new chapter on CD-ROM products and updated coverage of on-line information search services
Ways of coping with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Development of an illness management questionnaire
Formation processes affecting submerged archaeological sites: An overview
Although the formation processes operating on submerged archaeological sites are just as varied as those affecting terrestrial ones, nautical archaeologists have not yet devoted much attention to them. Most studies to date are concerned with formation processes at particular sites. This article provides an overview of the major depositional and postdepositional formation processes affecting underwater sites. The most obvious depositional process …
Burial at sea: Separating and placing the dead during the age of sail
Burials at sea were common during the Age of Sail (the fifteenth through nineteenth centuries). While much is known about the history and structure of the burial at sea ritual, scholars have not yet explored its function as a rite of passage. This paper examines the burial at sea service as it was practiced aboard English and American vessels during the Age of Sail. Although it would have been easy to dispose of a body at sea by simply dropping i…
Gravestones and Monuments in the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Research Potential and Preliminary Interpretations
Thousands of memorials around the world commemorate maritime disasters and death. In addition to commemoration, memorials provide insight into the conceptual landscape of maritime peoples. Types of maritime memorials, locations where they can be found, and the limitations of memorials as archaeological artefacts are discussed. Data from 18th- and 19th-century English and American maritime memorials are used to make preliminary interpretations reg…
Nuclear war between Israel and Iran: Lethality beyond the pale
This will cause a very limited medical response initially for survivors in Iran and Israel. Strategic use of surviving medical response and collaboration with international relief could be expedited by the predicted casualty distributions and locations. The consequences for health management of thermal burn and radiation patients is the worst, as burn patients require enormous resources to treat, and there will be little to no familiarity with th…
Getting in Touch with Polanyi’s Realism: An Examination of Esther Meek’s Contact with Reality
Atlantic Ocean: Maritime Archaeology
Bessie: A Single-Log Plantation Boat from the South Carolina Lowcountry
Bessie is one of the last survivors of a vessel type that once performed essential transport and travel functions on South Carolina rice plantations. Built from a single hollowed out cypress log, Bessie fuses design and construction traditions of dugouts and plank-on-frame boats. This article describes Bessie’s construction, discusses propulsion systems, and examines its use in Carolina plantation culture. We propose that Bessie represents a ‘can…
Down by the Water: Interdisciplinary Studies in Human-Environment Interactions in Watery Spaces, BAR International Series 3108, Cultural Studies in Maritime and Underwater Archaeology 4
Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (4 works) · Geology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Oceanography (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies (2 works) · History (2 works)