Historical archeology

Historical archeology

The study of the cultural remains of literate societies, as distinct from prehistoric archeology. American historical archeology deals with excavated material as well as above-ground resources, such as buildings, pottery, weapons, tools, glassware, cutlery and textiles.
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In particular, it offers an excellent example of the innovative work of the Large-scale Historical Exploitation of Polar Areas (LASHIPA) project, which came out of the International Polar Year of 2007-08 and combines historical archeology with extensive archival research.
Frozen Assets: British Mining, Exploration, and Geopolitics on Spitsbergen, 1904-53
This book is a contribution to the field of historical archeology in two ways.
Historical Archaeology of the Chesapeake (reprint, 1994)
The 10 articles for the special issue are from a session at the 2009 Society for Historical Archeology conference in Toronto.
Bermuda; celebrating 400 years of history
DELGADO grew up with the historical archeology of the San Francisco waterfront, which began in 1978 with the accidental discovery of the storeship Niantic.
Gold Rush Port: The Maritime Archeology Of San Francisco's Waterfront
Snead, "David Hurst Thomas and the Historical Archeology of the Spanish Borderlands"; plus five lesson plans for teachers of Borderlands history.
In virtual search of The Spanish Borderlands
The author displays a zeal for historical archeology and presents a wealth of material that demonstrates a multiplicity of approaches toward securing a sense of identity in antebellum America.
Exodus!: Religion, race, and nation in early nineteenth century Black America
1995 "A historical archeology of capitalism", American Anthropologist 97:251-268.
La arqueologia del colonialismo en Iberoamerica: balance y perspectivas **

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