Marco Meniketti
Biographic Data
| ID | 841694 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marco Meniketti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marco |
| FAMILY NAME | Meniketti |
| SIGNATURE | MENIKETTI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Jose State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2854-386X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Lime Production and Laborers’ Lives in the Sierra Foothills
Mapping Water in Dominica
Mapping Water in Dominica is an ambitious undertaking for understanding the complex nexus of water consumption, water availability, and the myriad ways in which water is manipulated to convey nuanced messages of status and power within the colonial plantation environment.The book does not disappoint in taking us on a journey through this rarely visited landscape.With water providing the central, rather than peripheral, loci to the colonial enterp…
The Wreck of the Galleon San Agustín. A Case Study in Economics, Exploration, and European Development of the Pacific Rim
The Bush Hill Sugar Plantation
Defining Maritime Cultural Landscapes in California
Defining a maritime cultural landscape relies on recognizing both the landscape and seascape as integral to maritime societies. While this concept has been part of anthropological studies for decades, data from the submerged portion of the maritime landscape is often overlooked. The maritime archaeological work needed to collect these data has historically been marginalized within the broader archaeological discipline, but is slowly gaining wides…
Surviving Spanish Conquest
Critiquing the traditional historiography of Spanish invasion of the West Indies, Surviving Spanish Conquest delivers a cogent and nuanced analysis of culture contact during the pivotal period betw
Sugar Cane Capitalism and Environmental Transformation
Dimensions of Space and Identity in an Emancipation-Era Village
A map of Nevis drawn in 1871, indicated three postemancipation African Villages. Landscape survey was conducted to locate the site of Morgan’s Village. Artifacts at the presumed site suggested a strong pre-emancipation component. The Morgan’s site represents an important period on Nevis history; the transitional phase from colonial slave-based plantations to an economy with wage-labor and a free citizenry experimenting in a mature, agro-industria…
Sugar Cane Capitalism and Environmental Transformation
Part I. Theory and method -- The Caribbean defined and the scope of archaeology -- Method and theory -- Colonial settlement and emergent capitalism -- Part II. Archaeology -- Nevis history, 1627-1833 -- An archaeology of plantation industrialization -- Decline and adjustment, 1782-1833 -- Part III. Synthesis and conclusions -- Environmental change in capitalism's shadow
And Now They Are Gone
The island of Nevis in the eastern Caribbean was until recently home to a unique traditional-built sailing lighter. The last two working vessels were hauled out for the last time only in 2001. The lighters of Nevis have a rich history and were built without plans, conforming to traditional proportions and practices. One of these vessels was carefully documented by the author in the grounds of the Horatio Nelson Museum in Charlestown before it com…
Boundaries, Borders, and Reference Points
Surviving Spanish Conquest
Critiquing the traditional historiography of Spanish invasion of the West Indies, Surviving Spanish Conquest delivers a cogent and nuanced analysis of culture contact during the pivotal period betw
Boundaries, Borders, and Reference Points
And Now They Are Gone
The island of Nevis in the eastern Caribbean was until recently home to a unique traditional-built sailing lighter. The last two working vessels were hauled out for the last time only in 2001. The lighters of Nevis have a rich history and were built without plans, conforming to traditional proportions and practices. One of these vessels was carefully documented by the author in the grounds of the Horatio Nelson Museum in Charlestown before it com…
Defining Maritime Cultural Landscapes in California
Defining a maritime cultural landscape relies on recognizing both the landscape and seascape as integral to maritime societies. While this concept has been part of anthropological studies for decades, data from the submerged portion of the maritime landscape is often overlooked. The maritime archaeological work needed to collect these data has historically been marginalized within the broader archaeological discipline, but is slowly gaining wides…
Boundaries, Borders, and Reference Points
And Now They Are Gone
The island of Nevis in the eastern Caribbean was until recently home to a unique traditional-built sailing lighter. The last two working vessels were hauled out for the last time only in 2001. The lighters of Nevis have a rich history and were built without plans, conforming to traditional proportions and practices. One of these vessels was carefully documented by the author in the grounds of the Horatio Nelson Museum in Charlestown before it com…
Sugar Cane Capitalism and Environmental Transformation
Part I. Theory and method -- The Caribbean defined and the scope of archaeology -- Method and theory -- Colonial settlement and emergent capitalism -- Part II. Archaeology -- Nevis history, 1627-1833 -- An archaeology of plantation industrialization -- Decline and adjustment, 1782-1833 -- Part III. Synthesis and conclusions -- Environmental change in capitalism's shadow
Sugar Cane Capitalism and Environmental Transformation
Dimensions of Space and Identity in an Emancipation-Era Village
A map of Nevis drawn in 1871, indicated three postemancipation African Villages. Landscape survey was conducted to locate the site of Morgan’s Village. Artifacts at the presumed site suggested a strong pre-emancipation component. The Morgan’s site represents an important period on Nevis history; the transitional phase from colonial slave-based plantations to an economy with wage-labor and a free citizenry experimenting in a mature, agro-industria…
Surviving Spanish Conquest
Critiquing the traditional historiography of Spanish invasion of the West Indies, Surviving Spanish Conquest delivers a cogent and nuanced analysis of culture contact during the pivotal period betw
Defining Maritime Cultural Landscapes in California
Defining a maritime cultural landscape relies on recognizing both the landscape and seascape as integral to maritime societies. While this concept has been part of anthropological studies for decades, data from the submerged portion of the maritime landscape is often overlooked. The maritime archaeological work needed to collect these data has historically been marginalized within the broader archaeological discipline, but is slowly gaining wides…
The Bush Hill Sugar Plantation
The Wreck of the Galleon San Agustín. A Case Study in Economics, Exploration, and European Development of the Pacific Rim
Mapping Water in Dominica
Mapping Water in Dominica is an ambitious undertaking for understanding the complex nexus of water consumption, water availability, and the myriad ways in which water is manipulated to convey nuanced messages of status and power within the colonial plantation environment.The book does not disappoint in taking us on a journey through this rarely visited landscape.With water providing the central, rather than peripheral, loci to the colonial enterp…
Lime Production and Laborers’ Lives in the Sierra Foothills
Archaeology (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · History (6 works) · History (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Colonialism (4 works) · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works)