The image shows two documents related to King Hill Site vertebrate remains analysis, dated 1974.
Name/Title
Analysis of the Vertebrate Faunal Remains from the King Hill Site, 23BN1, 1974
Entry/Object ID
2012.21.323
Description
Analysis of the Vertebrate Faunal Remains from the King Hill Site, 23BN1, 1974. Archaeological Excavations at the King Hill Site, 23BN1, Buchanan County, Missouri. The purpose of the study was to define and explicate the subsistence model as revealed by vertebrate faunal remains of the inhabitants of the King Hill Site, St. Joseph, Missouri.
--Chapter 1: Background of site and methods employed in 1966 and 1972 excavations
--Chapter 2: summarizes theoretical orientations of the author and provides definitions and assumptions used in the study.
--Chapter 3: Methods and techniques employed in faunal analysis.
--Chapter 4: Presents material from zoological point of view.
--Chapter 5: Discusses archaeological interpretations of the faunal remains
--Chapter 6: Summarizes the butchering models for deer and canids from the King Hill site.
--Chapter 7: Summarizes the above into a generalize subsistence model.
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Archaeology Documents
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Report
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Administrative Records
Nomenclature Class
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Search Terms
King Hill Site, Archaeological Sites in St. Joseph, Missouri