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Early Ceramic Population Lifeways and Adaptive Strategies in the Caribbean
Peter E. Siegel-
Front Cover
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Copyright
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Centro des Investigaciones indigenas de Puerto Rico
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Forward
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Contents
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Contributors
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Part 1: Regional Settlement Patterns and Subsistence Adaptations
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A Comparison of Amerindian Insular Adaptive Strategies on Curacao
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Saladoid Remains and Adaptive Strategies in St. Croix, Virgin Islands
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The Dating of Excavation Levels Using Animal Remains: A Proposed Scheme for Indian Creek
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Saladoid and Ostionoid Subsistence Adaptations: Zooarchaeological Data from a Costal Occupation on Puerto Rico
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Prehistoric Ceramic Population Lifeways and Adaptive Strategies on Barbados, Lesser Antilles
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Transition from a Terrestrial to a Maritime Economy: A New View of the Crab/Shell Dichotomy
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Environmental Diversity and Maritime Adaptations in the Caribbean Area
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Part 2: Volcanism and Archaeology
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Volcanic Chronology and the Early Saladoid Occupation of Martinique
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Part 3: Site Structure and Community Organization
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The Internal Organization of a Pioneer Settlement in The Lesser Antilles: The Saladoid Golden Rock Site on St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles
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Site Structure, Demography, and Social Complexity in the Early Ceramic Age of the Caribbean
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Part 4: Ceramic Style, Population Movement, and Interaction
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The Zoned Incised Crosshatch (ZIC) Ware of Early Precolumbian Ceramic Age Sites in Puerto Rico and Vieques Island
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A Grammatical Analysis of Cedrosan Saladoid Vessel from Categories and Surface Decoration: Aesthetic and Technical Styles in Early Antillean Ceramics
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Peoples and Cultures of the Saladoid Frontier in the Greater Antilles
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Part 5: Commentary
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Discussion of Early Ceramic Population Lifeways and Adaptive Strategies in the Caribbean
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Published: 1989
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9780860546474 (paperback)
- 9781407347974 (ebook)
BAR Number: S506