汤比比河上游全新世早期景观利用

Q1 Social Sciences

Southeastern Archaeology Pub Date : 2023-01-02 DOI:10.1080/0734578X.2022.2163119

James L. Strawn, D. Shane Miller, Derek T. Anderson, S. Carmody

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摘要

摘要我们利用记录的考古遗址分布、时间诊断射弹点、石器原材料来源和花粉化石投影，评估密西西比州东北部汤比比河上游（UTRV）全新世早期景观使用的现有模型。然后，我们讨论了Anderson和Hanson（1988）、Daniel（2001）和Hollenbach（2009）在更好地了解该地区早期狩猎采集者的流动和定居方面的适用性，并讨论了未来的研究方向。

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Early Holocene landscape use in the upper Tombigbee River valley

ABSTRACT We draw on the distribution of recorded archaeological sites, temporally diagnostic projectile points, sources of lithic raw materials, and fossil pollen projections to evaluate existing models for Early Holocene landscape use in the upper Tombigbee River valley (UTRV) in northeast Mississippi. We then discuss the applicability of Anderson and Hanson (1988), Daniel (2001), and Hollenbach (2009) in gaining a better understanding of early hunter-gatherer mobility and settlement in the region and discuss future directions for research.

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Southeastern Archaeology Social Sciences-Archeology

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1.40

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期刊介绍： Southeastern Archaeology is a refereed journal that publishes works concerning the archaeology and history of southeastern North America and neighboring regions. It covers all time periods, from Paleoindian to recent history and defines the southeast broadly; this could be anything from Florida (south) to Wisconsin (North) and from Oklahoma (west) to Virginia (east). Reports or articles that cover neighboring regions such as the Northeast, Plains, or Caribbean would be considered if they had sufficient relevance.