Helb Site Pots: Is it Huff or Memorex?

Kay, Marvin; Dunn, G. Dewey; Cogswell, James W.; Neff, Héctor; Glascock, Michael D.

doi:10.1080/2052546.2000.11931980

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“…In some cases, Instrumental Neutron Activation analysis (INAA), is a more powerful tool than petrography for distinguishing between clays and it has been used both on the Plains (Cobry and Roper 2002;Kay et al 2000;Roper et al 2007) and in the Southwest (Bernardini 2007;Eiselt and Ford 2006;Fowles et al 2007;Hegmon et al 1997;Neff and Glowacki 2002) to assess the provenance of archaeological ceramics (Bishop et al 1982). Compositional analyses allow researchers to better distinguish the presence of local versus nonlocal materials at a site based on the geological and geochemical composition of a region's natural resources (Bishop et al 1982;Sinopoli 1991;Neff and Glowacki 2002).…”

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“…with a canoe) all affected their quality vs. cost rational decision making (Arnold 1985). One conventional method for determining whether sherds were locally produced or if they came from outside groups is based on these ethnographic determinations of spatial patterns and resource procurement zones (Douglas 1992;Kay et al 2000;Ruby and Shriner 2005;Simms and Bright 1997;Zedeno 1994).…”

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In memory of my father and grandfather who always wanted there to be a "doctor" in the family. I just wish they had been here to see it happen. iii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This dissertation would not have been possible without the help and generosity of a great number of individuals, institutions, and organizations. First and foremost, I am indebted to Margaret Beck and Matthew E. Hill for their belief and confidence in my success and their years of mentorship and encouragement. Their commentary and honest advice have made me a better archaeologist and this dissertation would not have been possible without their guidance. I would also like to thank my committee members, Katina Lillios, Glenn Storey, and Lauren Ritterbush for their support, comments, and encouragement on this project. Lauren set me on this path when I was an undergraduate and has continued to provide invaluable encouragement throughout my graduate career. I would also like to extend my thanks to the following people for their generosity in providing me with data, advice, and thought-provoking conversations: Sunday Eiselt,

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