Excavations at
Excavations at the LoDaisKa Site in the Denver, Colorado area
作者：Irwin, H. T. (Henry Thomas Johnson), -1978; Irwin-Williams, Cynthia, 1936-1990; Galinat, Walton C., 1923-2010 [Contributor]; Hunt, Charles B. (Charles Butler), 1906-1997 [Contributor]; Lewis, G. Edward (George Edward), 1908-1997 [Contributor]; Rodden, Robert J. [Contributor]; Whitehead, Donald R. (Donald Reed), 1932-2018 [Contributor]; Wormington, H. M. (Hannah Marie), 1914-1994 [Editor]
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共 158 题- Acknowledgments
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- TABLES
- Investigations At The LoDaisKa Site
- Introduction
- HISTORY OF INVESTIGATION
- Physiography
- CLIMATE
- Fauna and Flora of the Region
- Description of the Site
- Method of Excavation (Fig. 4)
- FIGURE 6—Vertical section of Overhang.]
- FIGURE 7—Diagram of area excavated at the LoDaisKa Site.]
- Preliminary Discussion of the Stratigraphy
- FIGURE 9—Profile of Face of J 7-11.]
- FIGURE 10—Profile of Face of M 6-11.]
- FIGURE 11—Profile of Face of Q 6/7—9/10.]
- Objectives of the Monograph
- EXCLUDING COW DUNG LAYER
- FIGURE 12—Block Diagram showing relation of the strata.]
- THE LODAISKA SITE
- FEATURES
- Hearths (Fig. 13)
- Cists (Fig. 14)
- TYPOLOGY
- Method
- PROJECTILE POINTS: CLASSIFICATION
- Dart Points
- FIGURE 16—Projectile Points, Types A1 A2 B.]
- FIGURE 17—Projectile Points, Types C and C1.]
- FIGURE 20—Projectile Points, Types F and G.]
- FIGURE 22—Projectile Points, Type H and Unique Specimen.]
- Arrow Points
- Other Projectile Points
- Knives (Figs. 28-31)
- FIGURE 26—Projectile Points, Types aa and bb.]
- FIGURE 27—Projectile Points, Types bb, xx, cc.]
- TABLE I
- PROJECTILE POINT PROVENIENCE
- SCRAPERS
- End Scrapers (Figs. 32, 33)
- Side Scrapers (Fig. 34)
- Discoidal Scrapers (Fig. 35)
- Serrated Scrapers (Fig. 37)
- Hafted Scrapers
- Spoke-shaves (Figs. 37, 39)
- Drills (Fig. 38)
- Perforators (Figs. 38, 39)
- Prismatic Flakes (Figs. 40 and 41)
- Choppers or Hammerstones (Fig. 42)
- Cores
- TABLE II
- Artifacts exclusive of projectile points and ground stone
- Milling Stones (Figs. 43, 44, 45)
- Handstones (Fig. 46)
- TABLE III
- Grinding Slabs, Complete Specimens
- TABLE IV
- Grinding Slabs, Fragmentary Specimens
- TABLE V
- Shaft-smoother
- Pigment Stones (Fig. 48)
- BONE ARTIFACTS
- Beads (Fig. 49)
- Used Bone Fragments
- Notched Bone
- Rib-scapula Cutting Tools (Fig. 50)
- Gaming Pieces (Figs. 51, 52)
- Awls (Figs. 49, 53 and 54)
- Cut Bone
- Tools of Antler and Bone
- Flakers (Fig. 55)
- MISCELLANEOUS ARTIFACTS
- Problematical Objects (Fig. 51)
- Mica Fragments (Fig. 51)
- Crystal (Fig. 56)
- Clay Ball (Fig. 57)
- Wood Fragments (Fig. 58)
- Leather
- Cordage
- POTTERY
- Plain Pottery (Figs. 59 and 60)
- Surface Roughened Pottery (Figs. 61-65)
- Geology of the LoDaisKa Site[2]
- By CHAS. B. HUNT
- REFERENCE CITED
- Mechanical and Chemical Analyses of the Deposits of the LoDaisKa Site
- By ROBERT J. RODDEN
- Introduction
- Sampling
- Table VIa
- Table VIb
- Results and Discussion
- Acknowledgments
- References
- Vertebrate Fossils from the Rockshelter at the LoDaisKa Site[3]
- By EDWARD LEWIS
- Table VII—Faunal Remains, LoDaisKa
- Plant Remains from the LoDaisKa Site
- By WALTON C. GALINAT
- Area I 82-108 inches
- Area II 72-82 inches
- Area III 57-72 inches
- Area IV 0-57 inches
- Authors’ Comments on Floral Remains
- Authors’ Comments on Maize from LoDaisKa
- Table VIII—Floral Remains
- Fossil Pollen and Spores from the LoDaisKa Site, Colorado
- By DONALD R. WHITEHEAD
- Introduction
- Techniques
- Identification of Large Grass Pollen
- Sampling (Author’s Note)
- Discussion
- Acknowledgments
- Bibliography
- ETHNOGRAPHIC COMPARISONS
- On the Ethnology of the Ute
- Subsistence Pattern
- Hunting and Gathering
- Food Preparation
- Shelter
- Fire Making and Other Technologies
- Pottery
- Skin Preparation and Other Technology
- Dress
- Games and Dances
- Social Organization
- Religion
- Language
- Disposal of the Dead
- On the Ethnology of the Pawnee
- Subsistence Agriculture
- Hunting
- Food Preparation
- Shelter
- Clothing
- Technology
- Trade
- Social and Political Organization
- Religion
- DATING THE LoDaisKa REMAINS
- RECONSTRUCTION AND INTERPRETATION
- Culture Complex A
- Cultural Reconstruction
- Culture Complex B
- Cultural Reconstruction
- Complex C
- Cultural Reconstruction
- Complex D
- Cultural Reconstruction
- Other Remains
- DISCUSSION
- Traditions at LoDaisKa
- The Site in a Larger Context
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- FLINT, R. F.