Three Sixteenth-Century Mohawk Iroquois Village Sites

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Table 27—Continued Number Section Excavated? House or Description Diameter/ Volume Other Depth (in.) (in. 3 ) Assignment 40 W70N20-30 Yes Between ends of 9 Pit, cylindrical 52/39 82,783 40A W70N30- Yes Between ends of 9 Pit Ca. 36 W70N20 41 W70N30 Yes Between ends of 9 Pit, cylindrical 39/32 38,207 41A W70N30 Yes Between ends of 9 Pit? 36 42 W70N30-40 Yes Between ends of 9 Pit, funnel 105, base 229,754 shaped 62, 82 43 W40N30 Yes House 9 Pit, cylindrical 44/44 66,869 44 W70N40- Yes Between ends of 9 Pit, conoidal 47/56 32,045 W60N40 45 W50N20-30 Yes House 9 Pit, cylindrical 48/54 97,667 46 W60N30-40 Yes Between ends of 9 Pit, basin 38/20 7,481 47 W60N30-40 Yes Between ends of 9 Pit, conoidal 46/76 41,659 48 W70N20 Yes House 9 Pit, cylindrical 34/45 40,836 49 W70N20- Yes House 9 Pit, cylindrical 44/56 85,107 W80N20 50 W70N10-N20 Yes House 9 Pit, cylindrical 45/39 61,995 51 W70N20, Yes House 9 Pit ? W60N20? 52 W50N30-40 Yes House 9 Pit 36 53 W70S30-40, No Between 1 and 8 Pit 54 W30S30-40 54 W90S40-50, No Between 1 and 8 Pit 48 W80S40-50 55 W80S50 No House 8 Pit 20 56 W80S50 No House 8 Pit 30 57 W80S50 No House 8 Pit 33 58 W80S50 No House 8 Pit ? 59 W80S50-60 No House 8 Pit 36 x 42 60 W70S60- No House 8 Pit 60 W80S60 100 Three Sixteenth-Century Mohawk Iroquois Village Sites
Table 27—Continued Number Section Excavated? House or Description Diameter/ Volume Other Depth (in.) (in. 3 ) Assignment 61 W80S60 No House 8 Pit 36 x 48 62 W80S60 No House 8 Hearth 36 63 W80S60 No House 8 Pit 54 x 48 64 W80S60-70 No House 8 Pit 42 x 36 65 W80S60-70, No House 8 Pit 48 x 45 W70S60-70 66 W70S70- No Between 8 and south bank Pit 42 W80S70 67 W70S70- No Between 8 and Pit 72 x 48 W80S70 south bank 68 W80S70 No Between 8 and Pit 60 x 48 south bank 69 W80S70-W90S70 No Between 8 and Pit 50 south bank 70 W50S20-W60S20 No House 1 Pit 54 71 W60N10 Yes Between 1 and 9 Hearth 42 x 24 72 W60S20 Yes House 1 Pit or hearth 36 x 30 73 W60S20 Yes House 1 Pit, bell- 54/78 178,547 cylindrical 74 W70S20 No House 1 Pit 36 x 30 75 W60N10 No Between 1 and 9 Pit 36 x 24 76 W50N0- Yes Between 1 and 9 Pit 36 W60N0 77 W60N0 Yes Between 1 and 9 Pit 66 78 W60S10-N0 No Between 1 and 9 Pit 54 x 60 79 W60S10 No House 1 Pit 36 80 W60S10 No House 1 Pit 30 x 24 81 W170S70 No House 8 Pit 45 x 30 82 W170S70 Yes House 8 Pit, cylindrical 54 x 60 83 W170S70- No House 8 Pit 66 x 60 W180S70 Continued on next page Chapter 4 The Garoga Site 101
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THREE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY MOHAWK IROQ
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THREE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY MOHAWK IROQ
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Bob Funk analyzing Iroquoian cerami
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CONTENTS List of Figures...........
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LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1. Map of th
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Klock site
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PREFACE This volume presents final
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constructive comments on the potter
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Figure 1. Map of the Middle Mohawk
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excavations at other sites over the
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Figure 2. Bedrock map of the middle
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The bedrock underlying the area of
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Figure 4. Photograph of excavations
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was that the houses were placed on
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Figure 8. Detailed map of western p
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Figure 10. Photograph of post molds
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western extension of House 1; tests
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Figure 12. Graphic showing drawn pr
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Table 2—Continued Number Section
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Figure 17. Photograph of a dog buri
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Figure 21. Graphic showing drawn pr
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Table 3—Continued Ground Stone Ce
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other examples of human or animal f
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1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 7 13 14 15
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Iroquoian visits to the site locale
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The 26 objects classified as hammer
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These complete examples ranged in l
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A minimum of 121 animals were repre
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Given the limited precision of radi
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Page 70 and 71: Figure 29. Detailed map of eastern
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Page 82 and 83: House 4. Features 55, 57, 92, 98-10
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Page 86 and 87: Table 14—Continued Bone and Antle
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Page 94 and 95: Ovate knives and bifaces in process
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Page 99 and 100: CHAPTER 4 THE GAROGA SITE 1 Chapter
Page 101 and 102: The plow zone, laced by the roots o
Page 103 and 104: Figure 45. Detailed map of western
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Page 111 and 112: FEATURES OTHER THAN POST MOLDS Feat
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Page 158 and 159: Bradley (1987:55) has noted that th
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Klock Site Range in lengths of Hous
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Figure 73. Revised map of Getman si
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was under the direction of Father T
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yet succeeded in demonstrating the
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and ceremony pervaded all aspects o
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sherds. The better pottery almost a
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Chilton, E.S. 1999. Embodiments of
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Kuhn, R.D., and R.E. Funk. 1994. Mo
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Snow, D.R., C.T. Gehring, and W.A.
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