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The Paul Brave site (32SI4), Oahe Reservoir Area, North Dakota (River basin surveys papers) by W. Raymond Wood, 2000

The collection survey: Third phase : recording and indexing collected data (Research manuscript series) by Tommy Charles, 1984

Daily Life in Ancient Peru by Hans Dietrich Disselhoff, 1969

A 1998 phase I cultural resource inventory: Of the Wolf Lake WPA and Black Rush Lake WPA, Windom and Big Stone Wetland Management Districts, Minnesota by Brian Molyneaux, 1999

Archeological and geological investigations at two Piedmont sites on the Savannah River: Final report on the Gregg Shoals and Clyde Gulley sites by V. Ann Tippitt, 1984

Interrelations of cultural and fluvial deposits in northwest Iowa by Elmer A Bettis, 1982

Late Archaic-Early Woodland period shell rings of the southeastern United States coast: A bibliographical introduction (Research manuscript series) by David R Lawrence, 1989

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Discover South America
Afternoon tour to the National Museum of Anthropology and archeology housing thenation Cuzco is certainly one of the most interesting cities in south america.
http://www.gateways-international.com/2002-SA/discover-sa.html

Extractions: Argentina Belise Brazil Chile Costa-Rica Costa Rica - Adventure Discover-South America Ecuador-Galapagos El-Andino El-Inca Galapagos Inca-Trail Peru-Ecuador-Galapagos Peru Rio Southern-Express Tango-Samba JUMP TO A DESTINATION . . . Venezuela Stroll through a Peruvian pottery market; Listen to the songs of the legendary Gaucho at an Argentine barbecue; Sunbathe on the world famous beaches of Rio...memorable experiences set amidst scenes of breathtaking beauty...This is just the start of the romance. Package includes: Welcome and assistance upon arrival/departure at all airports Transfers and porterage between airport and your hotel Tours and excursions as per the itinerary Hotel taxes and service charges Continental Breakfast daily Not included: Airport departure taxes, items of a personal nature. Brazilian Visa. DISCOVER SOUTH AMERICA 19 days Breakfast. Morning city tour of greater Lima with its colonial past: the Plaza de Armas, Government Palace and the Cathedral (completed in the 17th century and rebuilt after the1746 earthquake almost destroyed it). Behind the Palace stands the famous Church of San Francisco, built in 1647 and particularly interesting due to its Mudejar decorations ( a mixture of Arab and Spanish influence ).
Robert S. Peabody Museum Of Archaeology - MacNeish Series 4
Japanese archeology; Box 50 California; Box 51 Northwest Mexico; Box 52 NorthwestMexico / New Mexico / Texas; Box 53 North Mexico / Texas; Box 56 south america; Box
http://www.andover.edu/rspeabody/series5.htm
Peru, South America
PERU, south america. The Inca Empire and Spanish Conquest archeology suggests thatin a 700800 AD military expansion, the Wari people may have settled the
http://www.photoseek.com/peru/peru.html

Extractions: Buy custom prints and files. I highly recommend visiting the spectacular mountains and colorful cultures found in Peru. Peru offers top notch experiences in the mountains. From May 19 to June 12, 2000, our Seattle-based group of friends took three treks: Four days walking the famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu , with loads carried by porters. Three days out of remote Lares , north of Cuzco , with loads carried by llamas and horses. The popular Santa Cruz Trek, in the Cordillera Blanca mountains, Huascaran National Park , with loads carried by donkeys. We avoided altitude sickness by ascending gradually with each trek, walking a total of 85 miles, and eventually hiking to an elevation of 15,600 feet in the spectacular Cordillera Blanca mountain range. Luckily my friends Cecile and Dave had booked our trip package directly in Peru with Atalante Quechua for half the price of a US-based adventure travel company. The attractive town of Cuzco nestles in a valley at 11,000 feet, and offers impressive
Archeology Of The Avocado In Latin America
archeology of the Avocado in Latin america. evidence indicates that avocados werecultivated in Mexico, Central america, and western south america in very
http://www.avocadosource.com/WAC2/WAC2_p49.htm

Extractions: Proc. of Second World Avocado Congress 1992 p. 49 Archeology of the Avocado in Latin America Eugenio Schieber Antigua, Guatemala, Central America George A. Zentmyer Department of Plant Pathology, University of California, Riverside, CA 92521, USA Abstract. Archaeological and other evidence indicates that avocados were cultivated in Mexico, Central America, and western South America in very early times, possibly up to 6000 years ago. There are also prehistoric records of avocados in California. Information will be presented on all of these aspects, including pre-conquest avocados in Mexico and Guatemala, results of explorations in Peru, and fossil records from California. Mexican records include those from Tehuacan Valley and Oaxaca Valley. Avocados in Guatemala have been recorded from the Ocos region on the Pacific Coast toward the Mexican border, in Kaminaljuyu in the Finca Las Charcas Archaeological site near modern Guatemala City from approximately 800 B.C., in ancient excavations of the Sacatepequez phase in the Department of Sacatepequez, in Iximche in the central highlands of Guatemala, and at San Andres Sematabaj near Lake Atitlan. Remains of avocado seeds have also been reported as frequent in archaeological sites on the coast of Peru, and in the Moche Valley of Peru, the latter dating to 2000 B.C. Schroeder has reported fossil records of
South America Discount Cruises
Santos is the port for Sao Paulo, the largest city in south america and the rangingfrom the Museum of Gold to the Museum of Anthropology and archeology.
http://uddiscountcruises.com/south-america-cruise.htm

Extractions: With a beach for each day of the year, Antigua is a water-lover's delight. For shopping and feasting on local seafood, the capital city of St. John's offers many choices on Redcliffe Quay. Or you might motor around the coast to historic English Harbour, a superb restoration of the 18th century dockyard where Admiral Lord Nelson once ruled the British fleet. San Juan, Puerto Rico The fortress of El Morro guards the harbor against long-gone Sir Francis Drake and his British privateers. The colorful streets of Old San Juan retain the Latin flavor of its seafaring past, when this was the heart of the Spanish Main. Sample the fiery rum made here, or indulge in an icy treat made from fresh tropical fruit and enjoy the Caribbean atmosphere. St. Barts (Gustavia), Netherlands Antilles
Atlatl Archeology
Atlatl archeology Precision Atlatl and Dart Systems By Bob Atlatl Bob Perkins. ofAustralia, Papua New Guinea, and some tribes in south america and Northwest
http://www.abotech.com/Articles/Perkins01.htm

Extractions: By: Bob "Atlatl Bob" Perkins O ver 12,000 years ago, hunters tracking herds of the last ice age across the frozen tundra of what is now the state of Alaska became the first immigrants to enter the North American continent. These hunter-gatherers brought with them a weapon that reigned supreme among them and their descendents for thousands of years to come, the Atlatl. It was the first true weapons system developed by humans, originating in Europe over 30,000 years ago and spreading to every corner of the globe that humans occupied. In fact the Atlatl and Dart were used and improved upon for so long by our ancient ancestors that, comparatively speaking, the Bow and Arrow can be considered a recent development in projectile technology. So powerful and effective was the Atlatl that scientist and scholars speculate that it, along with the overkill tactics so common to the human race, caused the extinction of the Woolly Mammoth in North America before the end of the ice age. Largely replaced by the Bow and Arrow around a birth of Christ, it was still being used by some Native Americans during the age of discovery, 500 years ago. When Columbus encountered natives using the Atlatl during his voyages to the New World, Europeans who had long forgotten the weapon, soon became familiar with it again. These encounters were most certainly with the business end of the weapon, the European wondering, "what was that?", just before dying.
Mining And Industrial Archeology
the USA, Australia, New Zealand, south america and south specially imported fromthe USA, south Africa and 100 books about mining, and industrial archeology.
http://www.cornwallbooks.com/shop/mining.asp

Extractions: Mining and Industrial Archeology Cornwall has an incredibly rich mining and industrial tradition. From before Roman times tin, copper and other minerals have been extracted from the ground, first by streaming and then later by digging deeper and deeper underground and further out under the sea. Sadly, the last working tin mine, South Crofty, is presently closed but Cornwall and its pioneers have left the world a legacy including the Davy Lamp, the world's first public street lighting and a unique industrial archeolgy. Above all, the diaspora that followed mine closures in the nineteenth century resulted in Cornish miners becoming pioneers of new hard-rock mines in the USA, Australia, New Zealand, South America and South Africa. One product of the Cornish mining history has been a rich output of literature, past and present, about minig, the mines and miners. We are pleased to stock all known British published booksin print about Cornish mining as well as titles specially imported from the USA, South Africa and New Zealand. Our database includes over 100 books about mining, and industrial archeology. The titles below are new titles or ones recently added to the database.
Peru1
Radio in Peru. Andean Travel Web/Links. Adventures in south america. More PeruLinks.com.UNESCO Peru Sites. archeology Pages. Machu Picchu .org. Christopher Donnan.
http://peruadventure1.homestead.com/peru1.html

Extractions: Other sources for Pre-Columbian Studies on the Internet ... RCP Internet Peru (spanish) Window on Peru Virtual Archeology Links Christopher Donnan Machu Picchu .org ... UNESCO Peru Sites More PeruLinks.com Adventures in South America Andean Travel Web/Links ... Gate Of the Sun PERU ADVENTURE Gate Of the Sun Peru @ About.com Cultures of the Andes Peru, The Magic Country ... A travel Magazine of Peru Links of Interest (no special order) Itinerary Group Members Page Our Trip - Pictures and stories Books About Inca/Moche ... Peruvian News More Links PeruSource - Archaeology and Travel Information about Peru PERU - A Country Study Radio in Peru Andean Travel Web/Links ... UNESCO Peru Sites Archeology Pages Machu Picchu .org Christopher Donnan ... RCP Internet Peru (spanish) The Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu South American Explorer's Club Discovering Sipan ...
ANTIQUARIAAT SIGMA Rare And Scholarly Books: Central America
america Central america Costa Rica Folk Medicine Ethnomedicine south american Indians KEY WORDS Latin america Central america archeology Mayas 15.88
http://home.introweb.nl/~jonsigma/ca.htm
ArchNet: Regions / South America
Resources for. south american Archaeology. Internet resources to the Archaeology of south america. To register your Calgary, Current Research in south america. Delphos Home Page
http://archnet.uconn.edu/regions/south_america.php3

Extractions: A response to a current report in Scientific American Discovering Archaeology Amazon Quest 2001 Photogrammetric Reconstruction of the Geoglyphs of Nasca and Palpa Ancient Raised Field Agriculture: Applied Archaeology in the Bolivian Amazon Ancient Civilizations of the Andes ... Archaeological Research in Peru - Natural History Museum of Los Angeles The Chilca Valley, Peru The Chinchorro Occupation at Villa Del Mar, Ilo, Peru - Natural History Museum of Los Angeles University of Calgary, Current Research in South America Delphos Home Page Imagenes del Patrimonio, Cultura Aconcagua Museo Arqueologico San Miguel de Azapa - Universidad de Tarapaca; - CHILE ... Museo Arqueológico Rafael Larco Herrera -in Spanish and English Project 'Nasca/Palpa' Photogrammetric Reconstruction of the Geoglyphs of Nasca and Palpa revista de arqueologia de argentina textiles precolombinos del MNAAHP Early Monumental Architecture on the Peruvian Coast Department of Anthropology, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota, Colombia
Native American Indian Cultures From Mexico And South America, Hands Around The
Introduction to Native american Indian cultures from Mexico and south america including the Amazon basin. This site is an educational resource for these unique tribes and provides supplementary links. and various parts of south america, particularly the Amazon basin. is disappearing. In south america, not only are the
http://www.indian-cultures.com/

Extractions: Native American Indian Cultures Indian Cultures from Mexico and South America Hands Around the World introduces unique Indian cultures from Mexico and various parts of South America, particularly the Amazon basin. We are rapidly becoming a global culture. Many of the Native American cultures, especially in North America, have been lost forever and are still honored only in myth and memory. Fortunately there are some Indian cultures that are relatively intact, especially in Amazonia. Hands Around the World feels that it is important to preserve the art, stories, myths, belief systems, details of day to day life, in short all aspects of Native American culture while we still can. This web site is an educational resource to introduce these unique indigenous tribes. We have provided web links to use as additional educational resources. We encourage you to browse this site to learn more about these interesting cultures. Contents Indian Cultures Search: Trip to visit traditional villages and shamans Native American Indian Crafts To Translate Links Mexican Indian Cultures States of Jalisco and Nayarit Huichol South American Indian Cultures Orinoco River Delta of Venezuela Amazon Rain Forest of Venezuela Amazon Rain Forest of Venezuela and Brazil Warao Guahibo Yanomamo Penare Ecuador - Columbia Piapoco Cofan Piaroa Yekuana Amazon Rain Forest of Brazil Matto Grosso / Xingu of Brazil Amapa / Para of Brazil Desana Assurini Satere-Maue Kampa ... Xerente Hands Around the World
ArchNet: Regions / South America
ArchNet Resources for south american Archaeology. Internet resources relatedto the Archaeology of south america. To register your server click here.
http://archnet.asu.edu/archnet/regions/south_america.php3

Extractions: A response to a current report in Scientific American Discovering Archaeology Amazon Quest 2001 Photogrammetric Reconstruction of the Geoglyphs of Nasca and Palpa Ancient Raised Field Agriculture: Applied Archaeology in the Bolivian Amazon Ancient Civilizations of the Andes ... Archaeological Research in Peru - Natural History Museum of Los Angeles The Chilca Valley, Peru The Chinchorro Occupation at Villa Del Mar, Ilo, Peru - Natural History Museum of Los Angeles University of Calgary, Current Research in South America Delphos Home Page Imagenes del Patrimonio, Cultura Aconcagua Museo Arqueologico San Miguel de Azapa - Universidad de Tarapaca; - CHILE ... Museo Arqueológico Rafael Larco Herrera -in Spanish and English Project 'Nasca/Palpa' Photogrammetric Reconstruction of the Geoglyphs of Nasca and Palpa revista de arqueologia de argentina textiles precolombinos del MNAAHP Early Monumental Architecture on the Peruvian Coast Department of Anthropology, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota, Colombia
INTERNET RESOURCES FOR LATIN AMERICA
Search an extensive guide to resources related to Latin american culture, history, and politics. Find journals, newsgroups, and organizations. about Central and south america, Mexico, the Caribbean basin, Cuba (NotiCen) and south america (NotiSur). These are covered in america History Life; south america is covered
http://lib.nmsu.edu/subject/bord/laguia

Extractions: LA GUIA, Internet Resources for Latin America, http://lib.nmsu.edu/subject/bord/laguia Molly Molloy Molly E. Molloy, mmolloy@lib.nmsu.edu This new version of LA GUIA is still under construction! I have made links back to some sections of the previous version when appropriate. See http://lib.nmsu.edu/subject/bord/laguia/lag1999.html document.write("Page last updated on "); document.writeln(document.lastModified); Jump to these Guide sections: La Jornada Diario de Juarez Almargen Diario Investigative journalism, media and literary criticism from Chihuahua Frontera Norte Sur Monthly newsletter with daily updates from the US-Mexico border region Reforma News Headlines from all Latin American countries from the Latin American Studies Program, College of the Holy Cross LANIC Newsroom Current Latin American news events via LANIC Information Service Latin America [ISLA] Progressive Latin American news service IPSInterpress Service Progressive global news source. [full text access requires subscription]
Archaeology On The Net
americaN ARCHAEOLOGY american southwest Mississipian Archaeology Native americanArchaeology North america Northwest america south america, REGIONAL Aegean
http://www.serve.com/archaeology/
Archaeology On The Net
americaN ARCHAEOLOGY. american southwest Mississipian Archaeology Native americanArchaeology North america Northwest america south america CULTURES.
http://www.serve.com/archaeology/books/
North America Culture North America Archeology North America Geography North Ame
North america archeology. Southeast archeology Center http//www.cr.nps.gov/seac/The Southeast Archeological Center (the Center
http://www.museum.state.il.us/mic_home/anstey_links/NoAm.html

Extractions: This page contains a list of links to other major Native American resources on the Internet. The list includes NativeNet WWW Home Page, The National Museum of the American Indian, Native Americans at Princeton, The American Indian College Fund, Center For World Indigenous Studies, A Guide to the Great Sioux Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Native Education Initiative, The American Indian Culture Home Page, and more. (M) Native American Resources Maintained by Shane Caraveo and James Waddington. These events are from flyers and/or listings received from the internet or from various friends. Links include: Powwow Rules , a great resource for newcomers and old-timers alike. Other Native Resources include: Other Events Listings on the Internet, Off Line Native Events Resources (also lists the Native America Calling Radio Show), NativeWeb, Cowboy.Net's Native Resources, Native American Resources Page, and NativeNet email Listserv's. Spirit Mountain Singers
Archeology/History Travel: Archeology Tours, History Travel
archeology/History Travel. 1. PANAFEST / EMANCIPATION 2003. Season July to August. $2795and above. 3. The Magical south. Season June to September. Destination
http://www.biztravel.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/Archeology_History.html
The WWWorld Of Archaeology
Europe. Mesoamerica, Mexico, Central and south americaAztec, Maya,and Inca. North america, Both prehistoric and historical archaeology.
http://www.archaeology.org/wwwarky/wwwarky.html

Extractions: General Archaeology Search tools, journals, and institutes whose coverage stretches across more than one of the following categories Africa/Egypt Links to websites on Africa, including Egypt Asia and Pacific Includes Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Korea, Central Asia, and the Caspian region Near and Middle East Mesopotamia and Syria-Palestine, including biblical archaeology Classical Archaeology Greek and Roman archaeology, including Magna Graecia and the Roman provinces Europe Mainly the pre- and postclassical archaeology of Europe Mesoamerica Mexico, Central and South AmericaAztec, Maya, and Inca North America Both prehistoric and historical archaeology Underwater Archaeology Underwater archaeology worldwide Other Related Sites Resources in allied disciplines such as anthropology, historic preservation, and museum studies Online Excavations Websites following past and present archaeological digs around the world, many including day-by-day accounts. Bazaar Links to a variety of interesting products and services Note: The WWWorld of Archaeology is not intended to be a comprehensive list of archaeological web sites. Apart from a few staff picks, it includes indexes to archaeological web sites and the home pages of archaeological organizations and journals. In order to find a specific resource, look on one of the index pages listed in the relevant section. If that fails, try one of the big search engines such as
MayaTour South America Tours - Belize
Tour the Mayan ruins of Belize' Maya Mountain region, Tikal in Guatemala, then flyto Ambergris Caye in the Caribbean Sea for three days of rest and relaxation
http://www.mayatour.com/belize.html
Amazon Rainforest Adventures In South America | Brazil
The Amazon Rainforest of Brazil. Heart of Amazonia 2003. Come with us toexperience the great beauty and mystery that still exist in the Amazon!
http://www.allegroholidays.com/South_America/SA_amazon_rainforest.html

Extractions: Come with us to experience the great beauty and mystery that still exist in the Amazon! From the crystal clear waters of deep forest streams to the massive canopy of the highland rainforest...from tiny leaf cutter ants to the largest mammals swinging by their tails in the trees, we will coax from our observations the marvelous story of the most fantastic collection of wildlife on earth. The Amazon is the world's largest rainforest and the last great wilderness on Earth. Though as big as the continental United States, most of Amazonia is without human settlement where the fantastic beasts that have roamed its vast rainforests since time immemorial still live. Itinerary (11 days including 9 day cruise) Day 1 Day 2 Early this morning explore the rainforest along the waters edge in our launches. We should hear and perhaps see howler monkeys and there should be a morning serenade of toucans along with a hundred other kinds of birds. Walking in the forest we will get a good start on understanding Amazon ecology. Around midday return to the boat and continue sailing, perhaps stopping at a place to swim. In the early afternoon we will explore the forest in our launches and listen to the sunset chorus of birds and frogs. This evening after dinner we may hunt for nocturnal wildlife and even catch a small caiman to examine closely. (BLD) Day 3 This morning starts with an early exploration of the waking forest. On our walk in the forest we will keep our eyes open for bearded sakis or squirrel monkeys. Return for breakfast and a swim and travel during the middle of the day on the Tucano. Mid-afternoon excursion in our launches. Tonight we will make some headway on our course and stop at a good place for our morning expedition. (BLD)

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