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Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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Archaeology, Ethnology, Ecology, and Human History on the Millennial Scale | |
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Ethnology and Archaeological Interpretation | |
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Environment and Archaeological Interpretation | |
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Archaeological Places and Culture Areas in Oregon | |
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The Coming of the First Americans | |
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Northern Great Basin | |
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Environment and Climate | |
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Native Peoples | |
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Time and Environmental Change | |
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Cultural Chronology and Time Markers | |
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Time and Culture History | |
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Paisley Period (>15,700 to 12,900 Years Ago) | |
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Fort Rock Period (12,900 to 9,000 Years Ago) | |
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Lunette Lake Period (9,000 to 6,000 Years Ago) | |
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Bergen Period (6,000 to 3,000 Years Ago) | |
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Boulder Village Period (3,000 Years Ago to Historic Contact) | |
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Historic Archaeology | |
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Summary | |
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Columbia Plateau | |
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The Cultural Context | |
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The Natural Environment | |
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The Missoula Floods Shaped the Human Landscape | |
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Pioneer Populations (14,000 to 7,600 Years Ago) | |
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Foragers in Transition (7,600 to 3,000 Years Ago) | |
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Permanent Settlements and Complex Societies: the Plateau Period (3,000 to 200 Years Ago) | |
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Archaeology of the Historic Period | |
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Summary | |
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Lower Columbia and Oregon Coast | |
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The Oregon Coast in Context | |
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Oregon and the Northwest Coast Culture Area | |
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Geologic History and the Archaeological Record | |
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By Land or by Sea? The Coastal Migration Hypothesis | |
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Terminal Pleistocene/Early Holocene (13,000 to 7,500 Years Ago) | |
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The Middle Holocene (ca. 7,500 to 3,000 Years Ago) | |
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The Late Holocene (After 3,000 Years Ago) | |
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Archaeology of the Historic Period | |
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Summary | |
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The Willamette Valley | |
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Physical Setting | |
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Cultural Setting | |
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Terminal Pleistocene/Early Holocene (ca. 13,000 to 7,500 Years Ago) | |
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The Middle Holocene (7,500 to 3,000 Years Ago) | |
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The Late Holocene (from 3,000 Years Ago to the Contact Era) | |
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The Contact Period | |
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Archaeology of the Historic Period | |
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Urbanization and Industry | |
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Summary | |
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Southwestern Mountains and Valleys | |
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The Cultural Context | |
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The Natural Environment | |
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Early Holocene/Pre-Mazama Era (13,200 to 7,600 Years Ago) | |
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Middle Holocene and Early Late Holocene (7,600 to 1,700 Years Ago) | |
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Late Holocene (1,700 to 200 Years Ago) | |
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Cultural Continuity and Divergence in the Southwestern Mountains: Borax Lake Pattern, Glade Tradition, Siskiyou Pattern, and Gunther Pattern | |
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Archaeology of the Historic Period | |
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Summary | |
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Oregon Native American Cultural Diversity and Integration with an Epilogue on Cultural Resource Management Archaeology in Oregon | |
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Oregon-wide Parallels in Environmental and Cultural History | |
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Language History in Aboriginal Oregon: Old Settlers and Later Arrivals | |
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Intellectual, Economic, and Spiritual Connections to the Land | |
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Cultural Diversity and Social Interaction Among Regional Groups in Native Oregon | |
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Aboriginal Trade and Travel Networks | |
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Ecological and Sociopolitical Roles of Women | |
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Conflict | |
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The Euroamerican Taking of Oregon Native Lands: Trade, Disease, Settlers, War, and Treaties | |
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Epilogue: Cultural Resource Management Archaeology in Oregon | |
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References | |
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Index | |