Articles published in Historical Archaeology go through a rigorous and productive peer review process. To get this process started authors, of course, need to...
116 months ago

This paper presents empirical methods for enhancing the accuracy of inductive learning systems. It addresses the problems of: learning propositional...
9 months ago

Tribute to James Deetz, in the Plymouth Colony Archive Project at the University of Virginia, by Patricia Scott Deetz and Christopher Fennell; site presents...
140 months ago

Whether it's the way the fork is held, to only eating with the fork, or using the "cut-and-switch" method, the American way of dining is...
77 months ago

This historic cemetery is the final resting place for four African American veterans of the American Revolution. The town of Plymouth issued a land grant...
7 months ago

James Deetz was a well known archaeologist who emphasized the importance of 'culture' being the basis of archaeology. The archaeological method, according...
68 months ago

I bring an archaeologist's appreciation to recent reports of the energy and water artificial intelligence (AI) systems are using.
1 month ago

This is a commentary on a recent post on this site – A journey round my father [Link]. It's about the features, concepts, tools and techniques of a...
54 months ago

In New England, there were three basic designs carved into gravestones between c. 1620-1820: death's-head, winged cherubs, and urn-and-willow.
157 months ago

The laws of Plymouth Colony echo Leviticus. You could be sentenced to death for sodomy, rape, buggery and, for a time, adultery.
216 months ago