01277nas a2200169   4500008004100000245008200041210006900123300000900192490000700201520070000208653001300908653001500921653002300936653002300959100001700982856010800999       2000                        eng d00aNew Dates on Classic New York State Sites: Just How Old Are Those Longhouses?0 aNew Dates on Classic New York State Sites Just How Old Are Those  a1-220 v603 a<p>The Roundtop, Maxon-Derby, Sackett, Bates, and Kelso sites have been important sources of information on settlement patterns in New York State during the period A.D. 1000 to 1400, ever since Ritchie and Funk's classic 1973 publication <em>Aboriginal Settlement Patterns in the Northeast</em>. Based on these sites, it has been accepted knowledge that large longhouses were in place by the eleventh to early twelfth centuries A.D. in the upper Susquehanna and Finger Lakes regions. A series of 15 new radiometric and AMS dates from these sites revises this perception, suggesting that longhouses the size of those at Roundtop were not present until the calibrated thirteenth century A.D.</p>
10aIroquois10alonghouses10aMuseum collections10aradiocarbon dating1 aHart, J., P.  uhttps://www.academia.edu/201989/New_Dates_from_Classic_New_York_Sites_Just_How_Old_are_Those_Longhouses