The Archaeology of North Pacific Fisheries
Cannon, Aubrey; Moss, Madonna
Beschrijving
For Thousands Of Years, Fisheries Were Crucial To The Sustenance Of The First People Of The Pacific Coast. Covering Alaska, British Columbia, And Puget Sound, This Book Includes Chapters That Cover Salmon And A Number Of Lesser-known Species Abundant In Archaeological Sites, Including Pacific Cod, Herring, Rockfish, Eulachon, And Hake.
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Chapter 1 The Archaeology of North Pacific Fisheries: An Introduction |
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Section I New Methodological Approaches to the Archaeology of Fisheries |
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Chapter 2 Identification of Salmon Species from Archaeological Remains on the Northwest Coast |
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Chapter 3 Little Ice Age Climate: Gadus macrocephalus Otoliths as a Measure of Local Variability |
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Chapter 4 Pacific Cod and Salmon Structural Bone Density: Implications for Interpreting Butchering Patterns in North Pacific Archaeofaunas |
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Section II Salmon in Context: Regional and Local Variation |
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Chapter 5 Site-Specific Salmon Fisheries on the Central Coast of British Columbia |
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Chapter 6 Heiltsuk Stone Fish Traps on the Central Coast of British Columbia |
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Chapter 7 Riverine Salmon Harvesting and Processing Technology in Northern British Columbia |
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Chapter 8 Late Holocene Fisheries in Gwaii Haanas: Species Composition, Trends in Abundance, and Environmental or Cultural Explanations |
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Chapter 9 Locational Optimization and Faunal Remains in Northern Barkley Sound, Western Vancouver Island, British Columbia |
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Section III Pacific Cod and Other Gadids: "Cousins" of the Fish That Changed the World |
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Chapter 10 Pacific Cod in Southeast Alaska: The "Cousin" of the Fish That Changed the World |
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Chapter 11 Zooarchaeology of the "Fish That Stops": Using Archaeofaunas to Construct Long-Term Time Series of Atlantic and Pacific Cod Populations |
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Chapter 12 Processing the Patterns: Elusive Archaeofaunal Signatures of Cod Storage on the North Pacific Coast |
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Chapter 13 Cod and Salmon: A Tale of Two Assemblages from Coffman Cove, Alaska |
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Section IV Herring and Other Little-Known Fish of the North Pacific Coast |
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Chapter 14 Fish Traps and Shell Middens at Comox Harbour, British Columbia |
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Chapter 15 An Archaeological History of Holocene Fish Use in the Dundas Island Group, British Columbia |
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Chapter 16 Patterns of Fish Usage at a Late Prehistoric Northern Puget Sound Shell Midden |
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Chapter 17 Herring Bones in Southeast Alaska Archaeological Sites: The Record of Tlingit Use of Yaaw (Pacific Herring, Clupea pallasii) |
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Chapter 18 Conclusion: The Archaeology of North Pacific Fisheries |
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| Contributors |
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| Index |
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