Paul Thacker
Biographic Data
| ID | 5638547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Thacker |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Thacker |
| SIGNATURE | THACKER P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Louisiana State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
An archaeology of natural dyes and mordants: Bridging gaps in Iron Age textile chaînes opératoires
Magnetic susceptibility applied as an age–depth–climate relative dating technique using sediments from Scladina Cave, a Late Pleistocene cave site in Belgium
The magnetic susceptibility of cherts: Archaeological and geochemical implications of source variation
Recent exploratory studies have suggested the potential of magnetic susceptibility (MS) as a rapid and low‐cost sourcing technique for lithic archaeological materials. Most commercially available susceptibility instruments, however, do not have the sensitivity to characterize weakly susceptible cherts and silicified woods. Comparative results from nine chert, two silicified wood, a porcellanite, and four obsidian sources using a highly sensitive,…
Detecting Palaeolithic Activity Areas Through Electrical Resistivity Survey: An Assessment from Vale de Óbidos, Portugal
A Test of the MSEC Method for Paleoclimate and intersite correlations from Late Pleistocene/Holocene cave sites in southern Europe: Results from Cova de les Cendres, SE Spain
En los ultlmos diez alios, se han utilizado las mediciones de la susceptibilidad magnetica (MS) de los sedimentos de los yacimientos arqueologicos en cueva para establecer correlaciones entre yacimientos y una estimacion del paleoclima. Ello es posible porque la MS correspondiente a estos sedimentos es el resultado de los procesos activos del clima en el exterior de las cavidades y las variaciones en las propiedades magneticas de los sedimentos, …
Hunter-Gatherer Lithic Economy and Settlement Systems
White and Breitborde's French Paleolithic Collections of the Logan Museum of Anthropology. 1992. Logan Museum Bulletin (new series)
At some point in their training, most Paleolithic archaeologists succumb to the almost spiritual pull of the French Perigord and undertake the pilgrimage. While today's prehistorians visit numerous French museums and are able to purchase a spectrum of teaching aids from artifact replicas to CD-ROM images of rockshelter excavations, the situation facing Alonzo Pond and George Collie in the early 1920's was quite different. During the seminal year…
Discovery, Historical Frameworks, and Scientific Status: Joao Moleiro and the History of Archaeology
The history of archaeology does not necessarily include "Who, What, When, and Where?" Despite the common sense of beginning from details that are among the easiest to establish. many histories distort this groundwork in behalf of "scientific context. The result is a history biased in behalf of the persons or institutions of greatest power during the period of advance. Archaeologists often recognize the colleague that publicizes and gains accept…
Magnetic susceptibility applied as an age–depth–climate relative dating technique using sediments from Scladina Cave, a Late Pleistocene cave site in Belgium
The magnetic susceptibility of cherts: Archaeological and geochemical implications of source variation
Recent exploratory studies have suggested the potential of magnetic susceptibility (MS) as a rapid and low‐cost sourcing technique for lithic archaeological materials. Most commercially available susceptibility instruments, however, do not have the sensitivity to characterize weakly susceptible cherts and silicified woods. Comparative results from nine chert, two silicified wood, a porcellanite, and four obsidian sources using a highly sensitive,…
Detecting Palaeolithic Activity Areas Through Electrical Resistivity Survey: An Assessment from Vale de Óbidos, Portugal
Discovery, Historical Frameworks, and Scientific Status: Joao Moleiro and the History of Archaeology
The history of archaeology does not necessarily include "Who, What, When, and Where?" Despite the common sense of beginning from details that are among the easiest to establish. many histories distort this groundwork in behalf of "scientific context. The result is a history biased in behalf of the persons or institutions of greatest power during the period of advance. Archaeologists often recognize the colleague that publicizes and gains accept…
White and Breitborde's French Paleolithic Collections of the Logan Museum of Anthropology. 1992. Logan Museum Bulletin (new series)
At some point in their training, most Paleolithic archaeologists succumb to the almost spiritual pull of the French Perigord and undertake the pilgrimage. While today's prehistorians visit numerous French museums and are able to purchase a spectrum of teaching aids from artifact replicas to CD-ROM images of rockshelter excavations, the situation facing Alonzo Pond and George Collie in the early 1920's was quite different. During the seminal year…
Hunter-Gatherer Lithic Economy and Settlement Systems
A Test of the MSEC Method for Paleoclimate and intersite correlations from Late Pleistocene/Holocene cave sites in southern Europe: Results from Cova de les Cendres, SE Spain
En los ultlmos diez alios, se han utilizado las mediciones de la susceptibilidad magnetica (MS) de los sedimentos de los yacimientos arqueologicos en cueva para establecer correlaciones entre yacimientos y una estimacion del paleoclima. Ello es posible porque la MS correspondiente a estos sedimentos es el resultado de los procesos activos del clima en el exterior de las cavidades y las variaciones en las propiedades magneticas de los sedimentos, …
The magnetic susceptibility of cherts: Archaeological and geochemical implications of source variation
Recent exploratory studies have suggested the potential of magnetic susceptibility (MS) as a rapid and low‐cost sourcing technique for lithic archaeological materials. Most commercially available susceptibility instruments, however, do not have the sensitivity to characterize weakly susceptible cherts and silicified woods. Comparative results from nine chert, two silicified wood, a porcellanite, and four obsidian sources using a highly sensitive,…
Detecting Palaeolithic Activity Areas Through Electrical Resistivity Survey: An Assessment from Vale de Óbidos, Portugal
Magnetic susceptibility applied as an age–depth–climate relative dating technique using sediments from Scladina Cave, a Late Pleistocene cave site in Belgium
An archaeology of natural dyes and mordants: Bridging gaps in Iron Age textile chaînes opératoires
Archaeology (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Pleistocene (5 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Studies (3 works) · Paleontology (3 works)