illest12

I have to do a project for my archaeology class and its supposed to be based on archaeological data set from a site we are interested in. But other than Stonehenge and like obvious other sites I don’t really know what to do the project on and I don’t want it to be something “typical” and boring. Anyways with all the different kind of folks on Yahooka... I figured maybe someone here knows of a cool archaeological excavation perhaps from personal travel or interest. Otherwise I’m going to have to write it on Chechen Itza. Also part of the project is to use the data to interpret and reconstruct life at the site...basically make believe what life would have been like based on the data and artifacts involved.

Thanks for your help and sarcastic comments <3

Captain Cannabis

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

6,000years of human history in the form of an 11m deep pit of bison skeletons

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Captain Cannabis

i actually wrote a paper about this place last year (yeah! a non-science class)

if you are looking for references, here is a good place to start

Bibliography
1. Imagining Head-Smashed-In, Jack W. Brink, Athabasca University Press, 2008
2. In search of Ancient Alberta, by Barbara Huck, Doug Whiteway, Peter St. John, Dennis Pankiw, 1998
3. Native Americans and the environment: perspectives on the ecological Indian, by Michael Eugene Harkin, David Rich Lewis, 2007
4. Wildlife Issues in a Changing World, 2nd Edition, by Michael Platt Moulton, James Sanderson, 1999
5. Meriwether Lewis, Wednesday May 29, 1805. The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Volume 4 Gary E. Moulton (Editor)
6. Plains Indians, A.D. 500-1500, Karl H. Schlesier, Norman University of Oklahoma Press, 1994
7. Victor Trixier, Voyage aux Prairies Osages, Louisiane et Missouri, 1839-40

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illest12

hey thanks a lot, you're awesome

John F. Kerry

thats a pretty neat place captain.


another place i was reading about today , i dont know much about it but it struck my fancy.

was the viking settlement on the northern tip of newfoundland from 1000 ad.

supposedly they came over and island hopped from the azores to iceland to greenland and eventually started a colony on newfoundland in like the year 1000 - supposedly it didnt survive but in 2005 some expedition found the archaological site where they think they had their settlement
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not much info i know . lol . let me see if i can find anything about it

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John F. Kerry

here we go

Vinland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


it was called vinland cuz they supposedly found wild grapes growing there... cool shit.

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Captain Cannabis

word.



sacred awesomeness

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ionlylooklazy

saudia arabia has a lot of cool archaeological sites

John F. Kerry

This book and every other one about lewis and clark are like my bible, i browse thru some form of the journals or other at least 4-5 times a week. its like the bible, (so people say ) everytime i read em i learn something new about the expedition. plus i have dvds of like 10 diferent tv programs about them history of the expedition, expedition tech, expedition guns, various histories of it, damn lewis and clark mannn the best fucking explorers in american history !!!!!

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