Pre-Colombian Jamaica: Caribbean Archeology and Ethnohistory

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Appendixes in the CD- ROM / 197 Fauna and Environment 10. Comparison of faunal remains from archaeological sites in Jamaica (after E. S. Wing) (S1 White Marl, K13 Bellevue–Mannings Hill, A8 Bengal, Y4 Rio Nuevo). 43. Jamaica: Shoreline configuration (after S. Scudder) (S5 Rodney’s House). Artifacts 11. Earthenware stamp (M4 Bottom Bay). 16. Gold disk (A45 Bellevue–White River). 20. Miniature duho (OC1 Cambridge Hill Cave). 29. Wooden spindle (MC3 Image Cave). 47. Terracotta figurine (adorno) (P5 Nanny Town).
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PRE-COLUMBIAN JAMAICA
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PRE- COLUMBIAN JAMAICA P. ALLSWORTH
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Contents List of Illustrations vii
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Acknowledgments The principal fundi
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The Lee Collection CD- ROM Inventor
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1 / Introduction This book on Pre-
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Introduction / 3 4 considers the en
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Introduction / 5 vides general info
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Introduction / 7 6. Bones and shell
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History of Investigation / 9 be wha
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History of Investigation / 11 sible
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History of Investigation / 13 riod
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History of Investigation / 15 build
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History of Investigation / 17 Vande
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Table 1. Sites Excavated by Vanderw
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History of Investigation / 21 As he
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History of Investigation / 23 Recen
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History of Investigation / 25 metri
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History of Investigation / 27 char
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History of Investigation / 29 jug w
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History of Investigation / 31 erate
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Frameworks for Caribbean Prehistory
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Environment, Fauna, and Flora / 47
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5 / Nature of the Collection The si
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Nature of the Collection / 63 Figur
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Nature of the Collection / 65 Figur
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Nature of the Collection / 67 in th
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Figure 12. Stone artifacts. S2 Dove
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Figure 14. Stone, shell, and earthe
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Nature of the Collection / 73 beads
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6 / Mapping the Sites James Lee com
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Figure 16. Sketch plan of Round Hil
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Mapping the Sites / 79 Figure 17. A
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Figure 18. Elevation and distance f
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Figure 19. Areas (m 2 ) for all mid
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Cultural Variants / 85 Figure 20. R
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Cultural Variants / 87 ent, and if
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Cultural Variants / 89 predominant
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Cultural Variants / 91 Figure 23. F
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Cultural Variants / 93 Figure 24. T
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Cultural Variants / 95 far the only
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Cultural Variants / 97 (Howard 1950
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Cultural Variants / 99 Table 6. Six
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Cultural Variants / 101 Table 8. Ca
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Cultural Variants / 103 Table 9. Ja
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Petroglyphs and Pictographs / 105 a
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9 / Excavated Sites and Fauna Excav
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Excavated Sites and Fauna / 113 Ver
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Excavated Sites and Fauna / 115 At
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Excavated Sites and Fauna / 117 Aud
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Excavated Sites and Fauna / 119 Tab
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Excavated Sites and Fauna / 121 dae
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Excavated Sites and Fauna / 123 Fig
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Burials and Human Remains / 125 Blu
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Burials and Human Remains / 127 Tab
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Table 13. Identified Human Bones in
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Burials and Human Remains / 131 dep
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Conclusion / 133 the island in rela
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Appendix A List of Principal Excava
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Principal Excavated Sites in Jamaic
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Plate I. Stone Implements.
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Plate III. Types of handles and orn
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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 / 291 Crosby, A. W
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References Cited / 293 du Quesnay,
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References Cited / 295 Hendry, M. D
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References Cited / 297 western Jama
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References Cited / 299 McGinnis, S.
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References Cited / 301 maica. Abstr
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References Cited / 303 Ruhlen, M. 1
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References Cited / 305 1954 Arawak
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References Cited / 307 sources alon
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Bellevue-Mannings Hill (K13), 22, 5
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Donovan, S., 153 Don Christopher’
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International Association for Carib
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Mount Salem (J11), 66, 89 Múcaro o
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Ruhlen, M., 43 Rumbold, Sir Arthur,
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wooden artifacts: canoes, 243, 244;
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