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Title:
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Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Domestic Site Archaeology in New York.
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Link to PDF:
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http://purl.org/net/nysl/nysdocs/44541672
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Series:
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Bulletin
No. 495
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Authors:
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Hart, J. P.
, and C. L. Fisher, Editors.
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Publish Year:
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2000
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NYSM ID:
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B.495
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Page-Plate-Fig:
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241 pp., 69 figs., 31 tbls.
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Category:
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Anthropological
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Disiplines:
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Archaeology
Historic Archaeology
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Footnote:
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This publication is out of print and no longer available for sale from the NYS Museum.
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Out-of-print:
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Yes
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SKU:
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ISBN:
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1555571654
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UPC:
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ISSN:
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0278-3355
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Purchase:
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Amazon
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Keywords:
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Archaeology--New York (State), Excavations (Aracheology), New York (State) Antiquities
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Description:
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Discusses the potential of archaeology to shed light on the daily lives of nineteenth-and twentieth-century New Yorkers. Chapters provide overviews of the current status of nineteenth-and early-twentieth century archaeology in New York, make suggestions for future research directions, and present recent case studies on specific aspects of the archaeological record (sheet middens, landscape modifications, family cemeteries, and architecture) and classes of sites (farmteads, boarding houses, early freed black settlements). This volume demonstrates the potential of nineteenth-and early twentieth-century domestic archaeology to shed light on a time of rapid change that set the stage for later developments in the twentieth-century New York and our own lives.
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Content:
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Wurst, L., Armstrong, D.V., and Kellar, E.
2000.
Between fact and fantasy : assessing our knowledge of domestic sites.
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Pickands, M.
2000.
Spain's boarding house site and early twentieth-century settlement of the western Adirondacks.
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LoRusso, M.S.
2000.
Betsey Prince site : an early free black domestic site on Long Island.
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Affleck, R.M.
2000.
Nineteenth-century North Country farmers and the expansion of the capitalist market.
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Sopko, J.
2000.
Farmstead archaeology and the impact of agrarian change at three sites in eastern New York State.
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Rafferty, S.M.
2000.
Farmhouse view : the Porter site.
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Raemsch, C.A., and Bouchard, J.W.
2000.
Henry Lehman family cemetery : a unique contribution to nineteenth-century domestic archaeology.
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Pendery, S.R., and Griswold, W.A.
2000.
Archaeology of domestic space at the M'Clintock House.
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Fisher, C.L.
2000.
Archaeology and the rural landscape.
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Versaggi, N.M.
2000.
Decoding the message in the midden : what can nineteenth-century sheet refuse tell us?.
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Pea, E.S.
2000.
Prospects for the archaeology of nineteenth-century farmsteads in New York State.
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Huey, P.R.
2000.
Research problems and issues for the archaeology of nineteenth-century farmstead sites in New York State.
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Kuhn, R.D., and Little, B.J.
2000.
Evaluation of nineteenth- and twentieth-century domestic archaeological sites.
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