Symposium on River Valley Archaeology

On December 28, 1946, during the forty-fifth annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, a symposium on River Valley Archaeology in the United States was conducted under the auspices of the Committee for the Recovery of Archaeological Remains. The Committee was organized in 1945 to represent American Archaeology and Anthropology in the emergency brought about by the extensive Government program for floodcontrol and irrigation. Plans for hundreds of dams in the major and minor river systems of the country are completed

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• American Scientists, Americanist Archaeology

  Keith Baich•2000

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• Dammed if We Do and Dammed if We Don’t

  Open Access•Kimball M Banks, Jon S Czaplicki et al.•Historical Archaeology•2023

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• Field archaeology and foreign assistance during the decade of development in Iran and Turkey

  Kyle G Olson, Kyle Olson et al.•History and Anthropology•2024

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• New deals for the past

  Carmen Luke, L Meskell•History and Anthropology•2023

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• The universal rhythm of justice’

  Juan F González-Bertomeu, Juan F González‐bertomeu•Labor History•2024

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• John Leland Champe

  Marjorie F Lambert, Marjorie Lambert•Plains Anthropologist•1961

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• River Basin Surveys

  Open Access•Jesse D Jennings•American Antiquity•1985

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• John Otis Brew, 1906-1988

  Open Access•Richard B Woodbury•American Antiquity•1990

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• The Committee for the Recovery of Archaeological Remains

  Open Access•Fred Wendorf, Raymond H Thompson•American Antiquity•2002

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• Research Traditions, Public Policy, and the Underdevelopment of Theory in Plains Archaeology

  Open Access•Mark D Mitchell, Mark Mitchell•American Antiquity•2006

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