Documentary Archaeology in the New World

摘要: Introduction Part I. Archaeology is Not Enough: 1. Legends, houses, families and myths: relationships between material culture American ideology Anne E. Yentsch 2. Perceptions of an artifact: Chinese porcelain in colonial Tidewater Virginia Julia B. Curtis 3. Documentary insights into the archaeology smuggling Peter R. Schmidt, Stephen A. Mrozowski 4. Words for things: linguistic analysis probate inventories Mary C. Beaudry, Janet Long, henry M. Miller, Fraser D. Neiman, Garry Wheeler Stone II. Documents Archaeologist: The Data Base: 6. Artifacts are not enough stone 7. behavioural context inventories: example from Plymouth colony marley Brown III 8. Occupational differences reflected Kathleen J. Bragdon 9. On use historical maps Nancy S. Seaholes 10. Military records Lawrence Babits 11. Christian Indians New England, 1650-1775 12. Anthropological title searches Rockbridge County, H. Langhorne lawrence III. Ecological Questions In Historical Archaeology: 13. Farming, fishing, whaling, trading: land sea as resource on eighteenth-century Cape Cod e. yentsch 14. Seasonality: agricultural construct Joanne Bowen IV. Consumerism, Status, Gender, Ethnicity: 15. Classification economic scaling nineteenth-century ceramics george l. miller 16. For gentlemen capacity leisure: newspapers stephen mrozowoski 17. What happened to silent majority? Research strategies studying dominant group late California Praetzellis, Adrian Marley r. brown