In the archaeological record, trophy taking is the removal of body parts from living or recently
deceased people. This phenomenon as it is expressed during the Middle and Late Archaic …

Cultural interaction and exchange across the Bering Strait of northern Alaska played a
central role in the emergence of Arctic maritime adaptations. Yet poor chronological control …

The economic history of the United States is that of Europeans and their institutions.
Indigenous nations are absent. This absence is partly due to a lack of data but perhaps also …

This thesis presents a numerical study of the behavior of metal targets subjected to ballistic
impact and shaped charge impact, utilizing finite element (FE) and smoothed particle …

This thesis examines the use of iron by the Thule people, a Neoeskimo culture that lived in
the North American Arctic between approximately 1000 AD and 1400–1500 AD. The study …

Iron is a common and useful material which revolutionized human history once people
learned to smelt and manipulate it. It made tough, durable and comparatively cheap …

The Bering Strait region was a critical pathway for the initial peopling of North America and
has since continued to be a source of ideas, technology, and human movement for …

The late Ernest Burch (1974, 1988, 1991, 1998, 2005, 2007) nale le study of warfare among
the lñupiat people in northwestern Alaska prior to and during early contact with …