Pre-Colombian Jamaica: Caribbean Archeology and Ethnohistory

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Illustrations / ix 13. Identified Human Bones in the Lee Collection. 129 14. Radiocarbon Dates for Cinnamon Hill. 151 15. Bottom Bay Artifacts as Classified by Vanderwal. 159 16. Radiocarbon Dates for Middens 2 and 3 at White Marl. 164 17. Radiocarbon Dates for Trench A at White Marl. 165 18. Radiocarbon Dates for Trench B at White Marl. 165 19. Fauna from Rodney’s House in Terms of Resource Use Areas. 171 20. Radiocarbon Dates from Green Castle Southern Trench. 181 21. Radiocarbon Dates from Green Castle Mid Trench. 181 22. Radiocarbon Dates from Newry. 184 23. Comparison of Faunal Remains from Four Archaeological Sites in Jamaica (after E. S. Wing, 1972 and 1977). 185 24. Cinnamon Hill (J10) Faunal List ( NISP/ MNI) Designations 1–8 (after K. F. Johnson, 1976). 186 25. Rodney’s House (S5) Vertebrates and Crabs MNI (modified after S. Scudder, 1992). 187
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Table 24. Cinnamon Hill (J10) Fauna
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References Cited Aarons, G. A. 1983
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References Cited / 289 Boomert, A.
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References Cited / 293 du Quesnay,
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References Cited / 297 western Jama
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References Cited / 305 1954 Arawak
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References Cited / 307 sources alon
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Donovan, S., 153 Don Christopher’
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