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2. Посуда из фаянса и фарфора сибирских бухарцев второй половины XIX - начала XX вв.
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Тихомирова, Марина Николаевна and Тихомиров, Константин Николаевич
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ANIMAL industry ,POTTERY ,PORCELAIN ,MATERIAL culture ,TEAPOTS - Abstract
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- 2019
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3. Entre malgas, urin?is e manuais. Da produ??o ao descarte de lou?as europeias de uso dom?stico na Porto Alegre oitocentista (1837 - 1895)
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Bezerra, Ana Paula Gomes and Hilbert, Klaus Peter Kristian
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Civility ,Lou?as ,Material Culture ,Historical Archeology ,Consumption ,Cultura Material ,Crockery ,HISTORIA [CIENCIAS HUMANAS] ,Arqueologia Hist?rica ,Consumo ,Civilidade - Abstract
Esta tese tem, como objeto de estudo, a lou?a europeia de uso dom?stico exumada na segunda interven??o arqueol?gica realizada no s?tio RS JA 06 (Pra?a Rui Barbosa), em 2009, na cidade de Porto Alegre (RS), onde hoje se encontra o Shopping Popular de Compras ou Centro Popular de Compras. As lou?as, aqui referidas, compreendem os artigos utilizados na mesa e cozinha, como os servi?os de ch? e caf? e aparelhos de jantar. O recorte temporal proposto inicia em 1837 quando ocorre a ?rea ? designada para ser uma lixeira coletiva e finda em 1895 quando na ?rea ? realizada a coloca??o de uma camada de paralelep?pedo. A presente pesquisa, tem como objetivo analisar a inser??o da cidade de Porto Alegre (RS) no modelo europeu de civilidade e consumo, a partir da an?lise da trajet?ria das lou?as europeias de uso dom?stico; perpassando as suas etapas de produ??o, comercializa??o, consumo e descarte. Para tanto, fez-se necess?rio analisar as redes de com?rcio, consumo e civilidade, formadas entre os centros produtores de lou?a, no continente europeu, at? os centros de distribui??o porto- alegrense, na segunda metade do s?culo XIX. Pretendendo-se, tamb?m, investigar as estrat?gias utilizadas para a inser??o e manuten??o das lou?as europeias no mercado. Os conceitos norteadores deste trabalho est?o: civilidade (ELIAS), capitalismo (WALLERSTEIN), tradu??o cultural (BURKER) e distin??o (BOURDIEU). Sendo estes, dialogados, ao longo de todo o texto, com algumas das v?rias fontes encontradas no decorrer da pesquisa, como as correspond?ncias da alf?ndega e mesa de rendas, jornais, anu?rios, leis provinciais, c?digos de posturas policiais da cidade de Porto Alegre (RS), di?rios de viajantes, cadernos de campo, relat?rio parcial de escava??o, cultura material presente nos artefatos arqueol?gicos e as fichas de registro destes. Busca-se, portanto, compreender a rela??o entre as referidas lou?as e as mudan?as dos h?bitos e costumes da sociedade porto-alegrense. A lou?a, nesta tese, desempenha o papel fundamental de fio condutor. A partir da an?lise da trajet?ria da referida lou?a foi poss?vel compreender as estrat?gias de inser??o e perman?ncia das mesmas no mercado consumido, em especial na cidade de Porto Alegre. Um estudo mais aprofundado das fontes forneceu ainda uma melhor compreens?o acerca das etapas de fabrica??o, comercializa??o, consumo e descarte das lou?as, assim como entender o processo de forma??o de redes de consumo e civilidade, as semelhan?as e diferen?as. This thesis has, as its object of study, the European tableware for domestic use exhumed in the second archaeological intervention carried out at the RS JA 06 site (Pra?a Rui Barbosa), in 2009, in the city of Porto Alegre (RS), where the Shopping Mall is located today. Popular Shopping Center or Popular Shopping Center. The crockery referred to here comprises the items used in the table and kitchen, such as tea and coffee services and dining appliances. The proposed temporal cut starts in 1837 when the area is designated to be a collective dump and ends in 1895 when a layer of cobblestone is placed in the area. This research aims to analyze the insertion of the city of Porto Alegre (RS) in the European model of civility and consumption, from the analysis of the trajectory of European tableware for domestic use; passing through its production, commercialization, consumption and disposal stages. Therefore, it was necessary to analyze the trade, consumption and civility networks, formed between the crockery producing centers, on the European continent, to the Porto Alegre distribution centers, in the second half of the 19th century. It is also intended to investigate the strategies used for the insertion and maintenance of European tableware in the market. The guiding concepts of this work are: civility (ELIAS), capitalism (WALLERSTEIN), cultural translation (BURKER) and distinction (BOURDIEU). These are dialogued throughout the text with some of the various sources found in the course of the research, such as customs and lace table correspondence, newspapers, yearbooks, provincial laws, codes of police postures in the city of Porto Alegre ( RS), travellers' diaries, field notebooks, partial excavation report, material culture present in archaeological artifacts and their registration forms. Therefore, we seek to understand the relationship between the aforementioned tableware and the changes in the habits and customs of Porto Alegre society. The crockery, in this thesis, plays the fundamental role of a guiding thread. From the analysis of the trajectory of the mentioned tableware, it was possible to understand the strategies of insertion and permanence of the same in the consumer market, especially in the city of Porto Alegre. A more in-depth study of the sources also provided a better understanding of the stages of manufacture, commercialization, consumption and disposal of tableware, as well as understanding the process of formation of consumption networks and civility, the similarities and differences. Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Cient?fico e Tecnol?gico - CNPq
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- 2022
4. The hierarchy of the table and the crockery’s design as elements for art education from visual culture
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Ricard Huerta
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Art ,education ,ceramics ,crockery ,visual culture ,Visual arts ,N1-9211 ,Anthropology ,GN1-890 ,Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropology ,GN301-674 - Abstract
In this paper we analyze new aspects of the territories of design, ceramics and teaching in art education. We review the concept of the crockery elements and boarded the table hierarchies, combining historical, aesthetic and educational issues, covering the tradition which relates the uses of food and design between the Medieval Era and modern times. We claim the role of the artisan-craftsman as a concept which relates the production of objects with school work from perception of pragmatist sociologist Richard Sennett.
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- 2014
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5. Study, design and analysis of sustainable alternatives to plastic takeaway cutlery and crockery.
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Gautam, Anirudh Muralidharan and Caetano, Nídia
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Most of the take away materials used today is made of plastic. This presents a huge challenge in terms of waste management and pollution. It is widely known that plastic takes several hundred to thousand years to decompose, releasing toxic substances in the process. Therefore, the aim of this work was to analyze alternatives to plastic takeaway cutlery, crockery from areca palm and coconut tree by products. This focuses on reviving the methods and knowledge that existed in the southern and central parts of the Indian subcontinent for making sustainable cutlery and crockery products used in everyday life. A market analysis, design, life cycle analysis and deeper research on the fabrication will be briefly presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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6. A large common-source outbreak of norovirus gastroenteritis in a hotel in Singapore, 2012.
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RAJ, P., TAY, J., ANG, L. W., TIEN, W. S., THU, M., LEE, P., PANG, Q. Y., TANG, Y. L., LEE, K. Y., MAURER-STROH, S., GUNALAN, V., CUTTER, J., and GOH, K. T.
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An outbreak of gastroenteritis affected 453 attendees (attack rate 28·5%) of six separate events held at a hotel in Singapore. Active case detection, case-control studies, hygiene inspections and microbial analysis of food, environmental and stool samples were conducted to determine the aetiology of the outbreak and the modes of transmission. The only commonality was the food, crockery and cutlery provided and/or handled by the hotel's Chinese banquet kitchen. Stool specimens from 34 cases and 15 food handlers were positive for norovirus genogroup II. The putative index case was one of eight norovirus-positive food handlers who had worked while they were symptomatic. Several food samples and remnants tested positive for Escherichia coli or high faecal coliforms, aerobic plate counts and/or total coliforms, indicating poor food hygiene. This large common-source outbreak of norovirus gastroenteritis was caused by the consumption of contaminated food and/or contact with contaminated crockery or cutlery provided or handled by the hotel's Chinese banquet kitchen. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2017
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7. Tea Cup in the brain, a rare case of penetrating brain injury in pediatric patient
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Arvind Sharma, S. K. Jain, and Sanjeev Chopra
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penetrating ,crockery ,tea-cup ,Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system ,RC346-429 - Abstract
Head injuries are very common in children. All over the world, the most common mechanism is fall. These injuries are more prevalent in developing countries due to lack of education, poverty, lack of standard and scientific ways to child upbringing. Penetrating injuries in pediatric patients is extremely uncommon and usually occur due to sharp objects like knife, screw driver, drills, nails. We are reporting a rare case of a child with penetrating head injury due to tea cup, very commonly used crockery in every house hold. To the best of our knowledge, no similar case has ever been reported in world literature. Our case also emphasized the need for educating people about child care.
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- 2016
8. Ceramics from the Old Kinchega homestead [Paper in: Volume of Papers in Honour of Judy Birmingham. Paterson, Alistair and Casey, Mary (eds).]
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Allison, Penelope M. and Cremin, Aedeen
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- 2006
9. Tea Cup in the brain, a rare case of penetrating brain injury in pediatric patient.
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Sharma, Arvind, Jain, S.K., and Chopra, Sanjeev
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HEAD injuries , *TEACUPS , *PEDIATRICS , *PENETRATING wounds , *CHILD care - Abstract
Head injuries are very common in children. All over the world, the most common mechanism is fall. These injuries are more prevalent in developing countries due to lack of education, poverty, lack of standard and scientific ways to child upbringing. Penetrating injuries in pediatric patients is extremely uncommon and usually occur due to sharp objects like knife, screw driver, drills, nails. We are reporting a rare case of a child with penetrating head injury due to tea cup, very commonly used crockery in every house hold. To the best of our knowledge, no similar case has ever been reported in world literature. Our case also emphasized the need for educating people about child care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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10. EL USO DE LA MADERA EN EL PERIODO TARDOANTIGUO: OBJETOS DE LAVIDA COTIDIANA PROCEDENTES DE LA EXCAVACIÓN DE LA FÁBRICA DE TABACOS DE GIJÓN (ASTURIAS).
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FERNÁNDEZ OCHOA, Carmen, GIL SENDINO, Fernando, SALIDO DOMÍNGUEZ, Javier, and GARCÍA DÍAZ, Paloma
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- 2015
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11. Estudio de prefactibilidad para la instalación de una planta de producción de juegos de platos, vasos y cubiertos biodegradables
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Jimenez Maldonado, Micaela Gloria and Arroyo Gordillo, Pedro Antonio
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Feasibility studies ,Biodegradable products ,Crockery ,Vajilla ,Productos biodegradables ,Estudios de factibilidad - Abstract
The present research work seeks to determine the feasibility of installing a production plant to manufacture biodegradable dishes, cups, and cutlery based on organic waste to sell nationwide. The first chapter will address its objectives which will determine the economic, technical, financial, and social viability. In addition, it will address the context in which the product will be offered. The second chapter will present the referential framework which encompass previous research works related to this one. Furthermore, the conceptual framework will develop the essential concepts to know to understand this research work. The third chapter will develop the methodology this work follows; next, a market study will be carried out which will use a survey to the target audience; following, this chapter will determine the localization and the plan layout, which will rule the district where the plan will be located and the space necessary for it. Also, it will describe the production process and the organization of human resources through the plant and the administrative facility. To end the third chapter, it will detail the investment necessary to start up the plan, an income, and expenses projections, which will be used to calculate the economic and financial evaluation, to determine the profitability of this project. Finally, the chapter ends by working out the social impact of the project in the stakeholders, calculating the social indicators. Finally, the fourth chapter will present the conclusions and recommendations. En este trabajo de investigación se planteará la instalación de una planta de producción de platos, vasos y cubiertos biodegradables para su venta en el mercado nacional. En el primer capítulo se presentarán los objetivos de la investigación enfocados su viabilidad económica, técnica, financiera y social. Asimismo, se planteará el contexto en el cual se ofrece el producto. En el segundo capítulo se presenta el marco referencial, cual comprenderá trabajos pasados relacionadas a este proyecto; en el marco conceptual, se desarrollarán conceptos que son de esencial conocimiento para la comprensión del trabajo. En el tercer capítulo, se desarrollará el trabajo comenzando por los aspectos metodológicos a usar, seguido se encuentra un estudio de mercado realizado a través de encuestas al público objetivo; a continuación, se desarrolla la localización y disposición de planta, cuales determinan a nivel distrital la ubicación de la empresa y el espacio necesario para poder albergar la planta de producción. También, se describe el proceso de producción, seguido de la organización y administración del recurso humano necesario para el funcionamiento de la planta. Para terminar el tercer capítulo, se detalla la inversión necesaria para la puesta en marcha de la planta, así como una proyección de los ingresos basados en las ventas, y los egresos. Con esta información se calcula los indicadores para la evaluación económica y financiera. Por último, se calcula los indicadores sociales que determinan el impacto social de la empresa en sus stakeholders. En el cuarto capítulo, se presentan las conclusiones y recomendaciones del trabajo.
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- 2021
12. L’identité face au commerce : exemples languedociens
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Daniela Ugolini, Centre Camille Jullian - Histoire et archéologie de la Méditerranée et de l'Afrique du Nord de la protohistoire à la fin de l'Antiquité (CCJ), Aix Marseille Université (AMU)-Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication (MCC)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Réjane Roure, and Ugolini, Daniela
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gray ware ,[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory ,épigraphie ,Etruscans ,faciès céramiques ,Phoenicians ,ceramics ,HBLA ,Grecs ,La Monédière ,Salses-Le Port ,HIS002010 ,Lattes ,peuples indigènes ,south of France ,céramique ,identity ,Étrusques ,[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory ,productions ,amphores ,Native-born people ,Greeks ,iron age ,Midi de la France ,greeks ,Pech Maho ,Phéniciens ,identité ,grecs ,âge du fer ,Archaeology ,phoenicians ,vaisselle ,crockery ,grise monochrome ,HIS002020 ,phéniciens ,amphora ,epigraphy ,acculturation - Abstract
Contacts and, then, regular exchanges between the coastal peoples and the Mediterranean world had an impact at different levels. From the viewpoint of the pottery, turned vases arrival was a turning point in everyday life. The decrease of local not turned vases and the impoverishment of shapes marks the decline of a tradition, but imported ware introduces new practices and creates some emulation. A comparative analysis of a few cases of the Languedoc-Roussillon (France) shows choices, which led to the formation, on the coast, of four human groups, different through their dishes., Les contacts, puis les échanges réguliers, entre les peuples du littoral et le monde méditerranéen ont eu des conséquences à différents niveaux. Du point de vue du mobilier céramique, l'arrivée des vases tournés a représenté un tournant dans la vie quotidienne. La baisse des vases non tournés et l'appauvrissement des formes marquent le recul d'une tradition, mais la vaisselle importée a introduit de nouvelles habitudes et suscité une certaine émulation. L'analyse comparée de quelques cas de la région Languedoc-Roussillon (France) fait ressortir des choix qui ont abouti à la formation, sur la côte, de quatre groupes humains distincts par leur mobilier.
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- 2020
13. crockery
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Manutchehr-Danai, Mohsen, editor
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- 2009
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14. La vajilla del monasterio de Corias (Asturias) en Época Moderna a partir del registro arqueológico y los libros de gastos
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García Álvarez-Busto, Alejandro, Fernández Calderón, Noelia, Busto Zapico, Miguel, García Álvarez-Busto, Alejandro, Fernández Calderón, Noelia, and Busto Zapico, Miguel
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Las excavaciones arqueológicas realizadas en el monasterio de San Juan Bautista de Corias entre 2005 y 2012 proporcionaron el registro cerámico más complejo, va-riado y dilatado documentado hasta la fecha en el suroccidente de Asturias. En este trabajo presentamos la caracterización y el análisis de una parte de este corpus ce-rámico, que hemos organizado en grupos cronológicos, grupos tecnológicos y gru-pos de producción con una cronología que abarca entre 1560 y 1835. Por su parte, los Libros de Gastos elaborados en el propio monasterio en el siglo XVIII ofrecen una valiosísima información sobre la adquisición de vajilla por parte de la comunidad monástica. El estudio cruzado de ambos registros, el material y el textual, nos per-mite obtener una precisa radiografía sobre los hábitos de consumo de la comunidad monástica y la capacidad de acceso que los monjes tenían a las diferentes produc-ciones de vajilla local, peninsular y extranjera a lo largo de las tres fases de ocupa-ción del establecimiento benedictino en la Edad Moderna. Finalmente, el trabajo ofrecerá, sin duda alguna, un marco de comparación cronotipológica de referencia para el estudio de la cerámica en futuras investigaciones arqueológicas desarrolla-das en este ámbito geográfico., The archaeological excavations carried out at the monastery of San Juan Bautista de Corias between 2005 and 2012 provided the most complex, varied and extensive ceramic record currently documented in the south-west of Asturias. In this paper we present the characterization and analysis of a part of this pottery set. We have organized the evidence in chronological groups, technological groups and produc-tion groups, within 1560 to 1835 AD chronology. On the other hand, the Expense’s Account Records from the 18th century found in the monastery offer valuable in-formation on the acquisition of pottery by this community. The cross-study of both records, material and textual, unveils an accurate radiography on the monastic community consumption habits. Furthermore, it gives insight into the monks’ ca-pacity to access different productions of local, Iberian and foreign pottery throug-hout the three occupation phases of the Benedictine establishment in the Modern Age. Finally, this work will undoubtedly offer a chronotypological framework for the comparison and study of ceramics in future archaeological investigations in this geographical area.
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- 2019
15. Diseño de utensilios para nuevas experiencias gastronómicas
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Requena Rubio, Andrea
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Gastronomy experience ,Nouvelle cuisine ,Experiencia gastronómica ,EXPRESION GRAFICA EN LA INGENIERIA ,Cocina de vanguardia ,Crockery ,Vajilla ,Cocina creativa ,Creative cuisine ,Grado en Ingeniería en Diseño Industrial y Desarrollo de Productos-Grau en Enginyeria en Disseny Industrial i Desenvolupament de Productes ,Servicio de mesa ,Tableware - Abstract
[ES] El diseño de vajilla para la cocina creativa responde a la nueva cultura gastronómica. Los chefs han cambiado la forma tradicional en la que se concibe la cocina, han innovado en técnicas culinarias utilizando tecnología, diseño e incluso se llega a considerar una expresión artística, y esto se refleja en el montaje de la presentación de los platos. Ya no sólo se pretende cautivar al comensal a través de la comida, sino que tiene la intención de crear nuevas experiencias sensitivas, Esta cuestión, se ve reflejada en modo o la manera en la que se presentan los alimentos y tipo de "servicio de mesa". Por ello, se entiende que, es necesario adaptar la vajilla a esta nueva cocina, para lograr, con esto, proporcionar al usuario la posibilidad de experimentar sensitivamente, de otra manera, el momento de "sentarse a la mesa". La propuesta de diseño tiene un doble propósito: por un lado, permitirá al chef potenciar la intencionalidad de su creación culinaria a través del diseño de la vajilla (mediante la presentación y el modo de uso de la vajilla para consumir del alimento) y, por otro, el comensal podrá apreciar una comida que está diseñada para degustar, solo y de esa manera, en ese tipo de vajilla. La interrelación entre alimento y vajilla está clara. La vajilla pasa de ser un contenedor meramente funcional a ser un soporte potenciador de todos los aspectos organolépticos del alimento. En definitiva se transforma en un elemento facilitador de experiencias gastronómicas. En el presente proyecto se desarrolla una propuesta detallada de un soporte contemporáneo para la nueva cocina creativa con la finalidad de potenciar la experiencia gastronómica., [EN] Tableware design for creative cuisine replies to the new gastronomic culture. Chefs have changed the traditional way of cooking, they have innovated in cuisine techniques using technology, design and even this new cuisine is considerated an artistic expression, and this is reflected in the way they make the plate's presentation. Chefs want to captivate diner not just by the meal, they want to make a sensorial experience and this experience includes the way Chefs show the meal on the plat and the kind of service that they offer. It is because of that it is necessary to conform tableware to the new cuisine and to get to provide the user the possibility of experience sensorialy, by other way, the moment she/he sits down for eating. This design project has two purposes: first, it will allow Chef to increase the intention of her/his culinary art by the tableware design (by how the meal is showed and the way of using tableware for eating the food), and the second one is that the user will be able to appreciate a meal that is expressly designed for being served only in that kind of tableware. Interrelation between meal and tablewear is clear, tableware goes from being a merely functional container to be a support that simulates each food's sensorial facets. In conclusion it is transdormed to an element which facilitates gastronomic experiences. In this project is developed a detailed design of a modern support for creative cuisine and it has the purpose of increasing the gastronomic experience., [CA] El disseny de vaixella per a la cuina creativa respon a la nova cultura gastronòmica. Els Xefs han canviat la forma tradicional en què es concep la cuina, han innovat en tècniques culinàries utilitzant tecnologia, disseny i inclús s'arriba a considerar una expressió artística, i açò es reflectix en el muntatge de la presentació dels plats. Ja no sols es pretén captivar el comensal a través del menjar, sinó que té la intenció de crear noves experiències sensitives, Esta qüestió, es veu reflectida en mode o la manera en què es presenten els aliments i tipus de "servicio de mesa". Per això, s'entén que, és necessari adaptar la vaixella a esta nova cuina, per a aconseguir, amb açò, proporcionar a l'usuari la possibilitat d'experimentar sensitivament, d'una altra manera, el moment de "sentarse a la mesa” La proposta de disseny té un doble propòsit: d'una banda, permetrà al xef potenciar la intencionalitat de la seua creació culinària a través del disseny de la vaixella (per mitjà de la presentació i el mode d'ús de la vaixella per a consumir de l'aliment) i, d'un altre, el comensal podrà apreciar una menjar que està dissenyada per a degustar, només i d'eixa manera, en eixe tipus de vaixella. La interrelació entre aliment i vaixella està clara, la vaixella passa de ser un contenidor merament funcional a ser un suport potenciador de tots els aspectes organolèptics de l'aliment. En definitiva es transforma en un element facilitador d'experiències gastronòmiques. En el present projecte es desenrotlla una proposta detallada d'un suport contemporani per a la nova cuina creativa amb la finalitat de potenciar l'experiència gastronómica.
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- 2018
16. Diseño de utensilios para nuevas experiencias gastronómicas
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Sempere Ripoll, Silvia, Universitat Politècnica de València. Escuela Politécnica Superior de Alcoy - Escola Politècnica Superior d'Alcoi, Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Ingeniería Gráfica - Departament d'Enginyeria Gràfica, Requena Rubio, Andrea, Sempere Ripoll, Silvia, Universitat Politècnica de València. Escuela Politécnica Superior de Alcoy - Escola Politècnica Superior d'Alcoi, Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Ingeniería Gráfica - Departament d'Enginyeria Gràfica, and Requena Rubio, Andrea
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[ES] El diseño de vajilla para la cocina creativa responde a la nueva cultura gastronómica. Los chefs han cambiado la forma tradicional en la que se concibe la cocina, han innovado en técnicas culinarias utilizando tecnología, diseño e incluso se llega a considerar una expresión artística, y esto se refleja en el montaje de la presentación de los platos. Ya no sólo se pretende cautivar al comensal a través de la comida, sino que tiene la intención de crear nuevas experiencias sensitivas, Esta cuestión, se ve reflejada en modo o la manera en la que se presentan los alimentos y tipo de "servicio de mesa". Por ello, se entiende que, es necesario adaptar la vajilla a esta nueva cocina, para lograr, con esto, proporcionar al usuario la posibilidad de experimentar sensitivamente, de otra manera, el momento de "sentarse a la mesa". La propuesta de diseño tiene un doble propósito: por un lado, permitirá al chef potenciar la intencionalidad de su creación culinaria a través del diseño de la vajilla (mediante la presentación y el modo de uso de la vajilla para consumir del alimento) y, por otro, el comensal podrá apreciar una comida que está diseñada para degustar, solo y de esa manera, en ese tipo de vajilla. La interrelación entre alimento y vajilla está clara. La vajilla pasa de ser un contenedor meramente funcional a ser un soporte potenciador de todos los aspectos organolépticos del alimento. En definitiva se transforma en un elemento facilitador de experiencias gastronómicas. En el presente proyecto se desarrolla una propuesta detallada de un soporte contemporáneo para la nueva cocina creativa con la finalidad de potenciar la experiencia gastronómica., [EN] Tableware design for creative cuisine replies to the new gastronomic culture. Chefs have changed the traditional way of cooking, they have innovated in cuisine techniques using technology, design and even this new cuisine is considerated an artistic expression, and this is reflected in the way they make the plate's presentation. Chefs want to captivate diner not just by the meal, they want to make a sensorial experience and this experience includes the way Chefs show the meal on the plat and the kind of service that they offer. It is because of that it is necessary to conform tableware to the new cuisine and to get to provide the user the possibility of experience sensorialy, by other way, the moment she/he sits down for eating. This design project has two purposes: first, it will allow Chef to increase the intention of her/his culinary art by the tableware design (by how the meal is showed and the way of using tableware for eating the food), and the second one is that the user will be able to appreciate a meal that is expressly designed for being served only in that kind of tableware. Interrelation between meal and tablewear is clear, tableware goes from being a merely functional container to be a support that simulates each food's sensorial facets. In conclusion it is transdormed to an element which facilitates gastronomic experiences. In this project is developed a detailed design of a modern support for creative cuisine and it has the purpose of increasing the gastronomic experience., [CA] El disseny de vaixella per a la cuina creativa respon a la nova cultura gastronòmica. Els Xefs han canviat la forma tradicional en què es concep la cuina, han innovat en tècniques culinàries utilitzant tecnologia, disseny i inclús s'arriba a considerar una expressió artística, i açò es reflectix en el muntatge de la presentació dels plats. Ja no sols es pretén captivar el comensal a través del menjar, sinó que té la intenció de crear noves experiències sensitives, Esta qüestió, es veu reflectida en mode o la manera en què es presenten els aliments i tipus de "servicio de mesa". Per això, s'entén que, és necessari adaptar la vaixella a esta nova cuina, per a aconseguir, amb açò, proporcionar a l'usuari la possibilitat d'experimentar sensitivament, d'una altra manera, el moment de "sentarse a la mesa” La proposta de disseny té un doble propòsit: d'una banda, permetrà al xef potenciar la intencionalitat de la seua creació culinària a través del disseny de la vaixella (per mitjà de la presentació i el mode d'ús de la vaixella per a consumir de l'aliment) i, d'un altre, el comensal podrà apreciar una menjar que està dissenyada per a degustar, només i d'eixa manera, en eixe tipus de vaixella. La interrelació entre aliment i vaixella està clara, la vaixella passa de ser un contenidor merament funcional a ser un suport potenciador de tots els aspectes organolèptics de l'aliment. En definitiva es transforma en un element facilitador d'experiències gastronòmiques. En el present projecte es desenrotlla una proposta detallada d'un suport contemporani per a la nova cuina creativa amb la finalitat de potenciar l'experiència gastronómica.
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- 2018
17. Investigaciones arqueológicas en la casa del primer intendente de la localidad de Puan, provincia de Buenos Aires
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Fernando Oliva, María Cecilia Panizza, and María Gimena Devoto
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Puan ,Metal ,Loza ,XIX century ,Arqueología histórica ,Crockery ,Siglo XIX ,Glass ,Historical archaeology ,Vidrio ,Arqueología - Abstract
En este trabajo se aborda el estudio de los restos materiales correspondientes a la casa del primer intendente de la localidad de Puan. Esta residencia fue construida a fines del siglo XIX y posee la particularidad de estar ubicada en la isla de Puan, en la laguna homónima, en el extremo occidental de Sistema Serrano de Ventania, dentro del sector sur del Área Ecotonal Húmedo Seca Pampeana. Actualmente la isla es una reserva municipal natural y cultural, pero a pesar de estar protegida presenta importantes consecuencias de las actividades humanas, producto de su proximidad al actual casco de la ciudad cabecera del distrito. Desde el año 1987 hasta la fecha, se desarrollaron investigaciones arqueológicas vinculadas a la ocupación prehispánica de la isla, que determinaron la identificación de cuatro sitios arqueológicos en distintos puntos de la isla y dos concentraciones de materiales en los márgenes de la laguna, cuya antigüedad alcanza aproximadamente 3300 años A.P. Por otra parte, en el extremo noroeste de la isla se localizan evidencias importantes relacionadas con la historia institucional del Municipio, entra las cuáles se puede mencionar las estructuras pertenecientes a la casa de Rómulo Franco, el primer intendente de Puan. Esta construcción fue abandonada en el siglo XX, dada las dificultades que presenta la isla para sostener una población, aún pequeña, en condiciones climáticas extremas, lo cual también ha llevado a que varíe su fisonomía, convirtiéndose en una península en determinados momentos históricos. En la localidad circulan relatos orales acerca de posibles entierros de armas u otros elementos pertenecientes a la época de Rómulo Franco, lo cual agrega un contenido místico al conjunto de evidencias de esta época., This work deals with the study of the material remains relevant to the home of the first mayor of the town of Puan. This residence was built at the end of the nineteenth century and has the distinction of being located on the island of Puan, in the eponymous lagoon, at the western end of the Ventania's system, within the southern sector of the Area Ecotonal Húmedo Seca Pampeana. Currently the island is a natural and cultural reserve, but despite being protected introduces important consequences of human activities, product of its proximity to the current town of the capital city of the district. From 1987 to date, developed archaeological investigations related to the pre-Hispanic occupation of the island, which determined the identification of four archaeological sites in different parts of the island and two concentrations of materials on the banks of the lagoon, whose age reaches approximately 3300 years A.P. On the other hand, in the Northwest corner of the island important evidence related to the institutional history of the town, are located goes into which one can mention the structures belonging to the house of Rómulo Franco, the first mayor of Puan. This construction was abandoned in the twentieth century, given the difficulties that presented the island to hold a still small population in extreme weather conditions, which has also led to vary its appearance, becoming a peninsula at certain moments in history. In the town there are oral stories about possible burial of weapons or other elements belonging to the time of Rómulo Franco, which adds a mystical value to the body of evidence from this period., Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo
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- 2016
18. The use of the wood in the Late Antiquity: Everyday life objects from the archaeological site the Fábrica de Tabacos in Gijón (Asturias)
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Javier Salido Domínguez, Paloma García Díaz, Fernando Gil Sendino, and Carmen Fernández Ochoa
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Archeology ,History ,Water tank ,Prehistory ,Península Ibérica ,law.invention ,Arqueología ,law ,Peninsula ,Vajilla ,Muebles ,Radiocarbon dating ,Cubos ,Bulks ,Ground water level ,geography.geographical_feature_category ,Furniture ,Excavation ,Prehistoria ,Archaeology ,Geography ,Depósito de agua ,Crockery ,Lintel ,Iberian Peninsula - Abstract
[ES] En este trabajo damos a conocer el hallazgo excepcional de varios objetos de madera localizados durante la excavación de un pozo-depósito en la antigua Fábrica de Tabacos (Gijón) realizada entre 2007 y 2009. Los materiales fueron arrojados en su Interior durante el momento de su abandono, fechado a principios del vi d. C. Entre estos elementos, destaca la presencia de varios recipientes de madera, cubos, una silla y otros objetos como un travesaño de madera. Este estudio nos permite determinar la funcionalidad de piezas singulares y dar a conocer con bastante precisión la datación de cada uno de los materiales aparecidos por el método del C14 en un arco cronológico comprendido entre inicios del s. vi d. C. y el x d. C. El conjunto constituye un descubrimiento poco frecuente en la Península Ibérica que se ha podido desvelar gracias a las condiciones del medio en el que se encontraban, bajo el nivel freático, y que han permitido mantener las piezas en un estado de conservación extraordinario., [EN] In this paper, we present the incredible discovery of various wooden objects found during the excavations at the ancient Fábrica de Tabacos in Gijón that took place between 2007 and 2009. The objects were thrown into the water tank during the time of abandonment, dated from early 6th century ad. Among these were pieces of crockery, wooden containers, buckets, a chair and other objects such as well lintel. This study allows us to determine the function of unique pieces and the dating of each of the materials appeared by the radiocarbon method dating back to the early 6th century ad until the 10th century. This was an unusual undertaking for the Iberian Peninsula that succeeded thanks to the climate conditions of the region where the objects were found –such as the low ground water level– all of which allowed for an extraordinary preservation of these objects.
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- 2015
19. Жилище как основа жизнедеятельности украинцев
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интерьер ,покуть ,посуда ,лежанка ,corner ,посуд ,interior ,tiled stove ,Чернигово-Северщина ,інтер’єр ,хата ,stove bench ,піч ,Chernihovo-Sivershchyna ,печь ,crockery ,Чернігово-Сіверщина ,hut - Abstract
На прикладі містечок Батурина, Глухова, Борзни та Кролевця у статті розглядається інтер’єр жител населення Чернігово-Сіверщини (друга половина ХVІІІ – середина ХІХ ст.). На основі значного описового матеріалу, стосовно звичаїв і побуту українців, який накопичився в середині і особливо в другій половині ХІХ ст. можна зробити науково-вивірені узагальнення з приводу порівняльної характеристики українців і росіян. Дослідженням цієї теми займалися М. Маркевич, І. Срезнєвський, П. Куліш та ін. Значний внесок до вивчення даної проблематики належить історику М. Костомарову, який виокремив український культурний і традиційно-буттєвий комплекс із загальноросійського, що утрадиційнилось як спільне за понад сторіччя співжиття в рамках однієї імперії. Також у даній статті характеризується поділ оселі на умовні частини та визначаються основні сакральні центри хати. Автор наголошує на глибокому символічному обрядово-ритуальному значенні, яке українці надавали всім предметам хатнього інтер’єру та наголошує на ліричній прив’язаності їх до місця свого проживання. На примере городков Батурина, Глухова, Борзны и Кролевца в статье рассматривается интерьер жилищ населения Чернигово-Северщины во второй половине XVIII – середине XIX вв. На основе материалов, описывающих украинские обычаи и быт, накопившихся в средине, а особенно во второй половине XIX в., можно сделать обобщения по поводу сравнительной характеристики украинцев и русских. Исследованием этой темы занимались Н. Маркевич, И. Срезневский, П. Кулиш и другие ученые. Значительный вклад в изучение данной проблематики принадлежит историку Н. Костомарову, который выделил украинский культурный и традиционно- бытейный комплекс из общероссийского, которые сосуществовали более столетия в границах одной империи. Также в данной статье характеризируется разделение жилища на условные части и определяются основные сакральные центры дома (хаты). Автор отмечает глубокое символическое ритуально-обрядовое значение, которое украинцы придавали всем предметам домашнего интерьера, а также подчеркивает лирическую привязанность населения к месту его проживания. Article deals with the interior of dwellings in Chernihiv-Siverskyi region (in the 2nd half of the ХVІІІ – 1st half of the ХІХ cent.). On the example of towns Baturyn, Glukhiv, Borzna and Krolevets the article deals with the house interiors of the population of Chernihovo-Sivershchyna (the second half of the XVIII – mid. XIX cent.). The analysis is based on considerable descriptive material concerning Ukrainian customs and way of life that has accumulated in the middle and especially in the second half of the XIX cent. and led to scientific adjusted conclusion about the comparative characteristics of Ukrainians and Russians. This topic was researched by M. Markevych, I. Sreznevskyi, P. Kulish and others. A significant contribution to the study of this subject belongs to historian M. Kostomarov, who singled Ukrainian cultural and traditional existential complex out of all-Russian complex, that was considered unified for more than three centuries of coexistence within a single empire. Also, this article characterizes the division of the house on special parts and identifies the main sacred centres of the house. The attention is given to the fact that the Ukrainian housing is associated with many beliefs and rituals. It indicates that the dwelling-house reflects not only people’s ideological and artistic heritage, but also a pragmatic idea. After all, the house seemed a model of nature and the universe, which protected both physically and spiritually. We know that house was not only a place where the family spent most of its life, but it was the family hearth around which ancient and beautiful traditions were preserved. The author emphasizes the deep symbolic ritual value that Ukrainians gave to all subjects of domestic interior and the lyrical attachment to their place of residence. After all, the house had a kind of sacred meaning for its tenants, that is why, to the house and all domestic things people gave some philosophical content. Complexity of representations of the world for humans began from the dwelling and was a dominant through all life. It is revealed that a Ukrainian house with its aesthetic appearance and its interior in particular, is an important factor in the understanding of the Ukrainian people and makes the character unique, and one that is very different from the characteristics of other nations. The author concluded that this topic needs a further study.
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20. Behind Lincoln's New Salem: Archaeology and Revisionism
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Mazrim, Robert, author
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- 2006
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21. El uso de la madera en el periodo tardoantiguo: objetos de la vida cotidiana procedentes de la excavación de la Fábrica de Tabacos de Gijón (Asturias)
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Fernández Ochoa, Carmen, Salido Domínguez, Javier, García Díaz, Paloma, Gil Sendino, Fernando, Fernández Ochoa, Carmen, Salido Domínguez, Javier, García Díaz, Paloma, and Gil Sendino, Fernando
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[ES] En este trabajo damos a conocer el hallazgo excepcional de varios objetos de madera localizados durante la excavación de un pozo-depósito en la antigua Fábrica de Tabacos (Gijón) realizada entre 2007 y 2009. Los materiales fueron arrojados en su Interior durante el momento de su abandono, fechado a principios del vi d. C. Entre estos elementos, destaca la presencia de varios recipientes de madera, cubos, una silla y otros objetos como un travesaño de madera. Este estudio nos permite determinar la funcionalidad de piezas singulares y dar a conocer con bastante precisión la datación de cada uno de los materiales aparecidos por el método del C14 en un arco cronológico comprendido entre inicios del s. vi d. C. y el x d. C. El conjunto constituye un descubrimiento poco frecuente en la Península Ibérica que se ha podido desvelar gracias a las condiciones del medio en el que se encontraban, bajo el nivel freático, y que han permitido mantener las piezas en un estado de conservación extraordinario., [EN] In this paper, we present the incredible discovery of various wooden objects found during the excavations at the ancient Fábrica de Tabacos in Gijón that took place between 2007 and 2009. The objects were thrown into the water tank during the time of abandonment, dated from early 6th century ad. Among these were pieces of crockery, wooden containers, buckets, a chair and other objects such as well lintel. This study allows us to determine the function of unique pieces and the dating of each of the materials appeared by the radiocarbon method dating back to the early 6th century ad until the 10th century. This was an unusual undertaking for the Iberian Peninsula that succeeded thanks to the climate conditions of the region where the objects were found –such as the low ground water level– all of which allowed for an extraordinary preservation of these objects.
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- 2015
22. Serving wine. Some comments on the adoption of the oinochoe in the lower Ebro basin (7th and 6th centuries BC)
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Samuel Sardà Seuma
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Archeology ,Wine ,Península Ibérica ,Consumption (sociology) ,Imitations ,Sixth century ,Primera Edad del Hierro ,Peninsula ,Vajilla ,Oenochoe ,lcsh:CC1-960 ,Rituales. Banquete ,Banquet ,geography ,geography.geographical_feature_category ,Oinochoe ,First Iron Age ,Rituals. Feasts ,Vino ,Imitaciones ,Archaeology ,language.human_language ,language ,Crockery ,lcsh:Archaeology ,Phoenician ,Humanities ,Iberian Peninsula - Abstract
Traditionally, in the northeastern peninsula, the introduction of the first indicators of Mediterranean influence in relation to the consumption of wine, is dated to the second half of the sixth century BC (ionian cups, Attic kylix, Attic black-figure). Nevertheless, in the lower Ebro valley, the exceptional frequency of Phoenician trade shows clear evolution of the ceramic repertoire during the sixth and seventh centuries BC, a fact that makes it possible to evaluate the occurrence of certain ceramic products that show the existence of significant changes in the portfolio of objects associated with the ritual practices of community consumption. In this article we evaluate the adoption of oinochoe in relation to the first signs of renewal being experienced by the indigenous materials associated with drinking. The goal is to represent a stage of fundamental social changes during which ideology shows a significant increase in importance.Tradicionalmente, en el noreste peninsular, la introducción de los primeros parámetros de influencia mediterránea en relación al consumo del vino, se han situado en la segunda mitad del siglo VI aC (copas jonias, kylix áticas, cerámica ática de figuras negras). No obstante, en el curso inferior del Ebro, la incidencia destacada del comercio fenicio conlleva una clara evolución del repertorio cerámico a lo largo de los siglos VII y VI aC, un hecho que permite evaluar la aparición de ciertas producciones de vajilla que evidencian la existencia de modificaciones importantes en el repertorio de instrumentos vinculados a las prácticas rituales de consumo comunitario. En el presente artículo se valora la adopción del oinochoe en relación a los primeros síntomas de renovación que experimenta el instrumental indígena asociado a la bebida. El objetivo es aproximarnos a una etapa de cambios sociales fundamentales durante la cual los aspectos ideológicos evidencian un aumento significativo de importancia.
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- 2008
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23. Hopwoods' Shop Window
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Elmar Studios, 459 Main Street, Palmerston North
24. The Square Looking Towards Main Street West from near Coleman Place
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Whalley and Co., Crown Studios
25. Window display of china at Watchorn & McNaught's Hardware Co., Ltd, The Square
26. Milne and Choyce window display Crown Lynn pottery
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Barry Woods - Milne and Choyce
27. Montage of Kahuterawa Valley Life
28. A Maden's Store, Rongotea
29. A Maden's Store
30. Staff working in the homeware section of Watchorns Limited
31. Montage of Kahuterawa Valley Life
32. Milne and Choyce window display of Crown Lynn pottery
33. Staff working in the homeware section of Watchorns Limited
34. Window display of china at Watchorn & McNaught's Hardware Co., Ltd, The Square
35. Milne and Choyce window display Crown Lynn pottery
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Barry Woods, Photographer, Palmerston North, for Milne and Choyce
36. Milne and Choyce window display of Crown Lynn pottery
37. The Square Looking Towards Main Street West from near Coleman Place
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Whalley and Co, Palmerston North ()
38. A Cultural Resources Survey of 17.5 Miles of State Route 88, the Apache Trail, Between Apache Junction and Tortilla Flat, Pinal and Maricopa Counties, Arizona
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Harmon, Alaina
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Lard Can ,Mormon Flat Dam ,Masonry Culvert ,Chipping Station ,Ironstone ,Rhyolite Core ,Evaporated Milk Can ,Artifact Scatter ,REM-UMC ,Wes Friesel ,Red Rhyolite ,Purple Rhyolite ,Tuff ,Bailing Wire ,Lavendar Rhyolite ,Mica ,Purple Chert ,Paint Can ,1920s ,Lithic Scatter ,Buffware ,Steel Bridge ,Transmission Line Base ,Basin and Range Physiographic Province ,Hills Brothers ,Road ,Metal Pole ,Mountain Region ,Drill ,Uniface ,Papago Vessel ,Central Arizona ,Apache Trail ,Meat Can ,AZ U:11:62 (ASM) ,AZ U:7:24 (ASM) ,Site Evaluation / Testing ,Pima ,Rhyolite ,Amber Glass ,AZ U:10:72 (ASM) ,Food Can ,Tin Can ,Green Rhyolite ,Domestic Structures ,Brown Rhyolite ,Baking Powder Lid ,Cobalt Glass ,Sanitary Seam Can ,One Hand Mano ,1910s ,AZ U:7:25 (ASM) ,Maricopa (County) ,Masonry ,Cartridge ,Fine-Grained Quartzite ,Historic Native American ,AR-03-12-06-218 ,Cross ,Ceramic ,Mining Prospect ,Mule Shoe ,Mining Claim ,Rubber ,Memorial Cross ,Brick ,Basalt ,Aluminum ,Historic ,Fine-Grained Rhyolite ,Medicine Bottle ,Gold Paint ,Rock Alignment ,White Quartzite ,Red Tuff ,Bolt ,Metal Cross ,AZ U:7:20 (ASM) ,Rhyolite Flake ,Shell Button ,AZ U:7:8 (ASM) ,Sand ,Wire ,Building Materials ,AZ U:7:18 (ASM) ,Camp ,Metabasalt ,Archaeological Feature ,Metal ,AZ U:7:15 (ASM) ,Redware ,Purple Glass ,Concrete Pad ,Wood ,Boulder Creek Bridge ,Brick Wingwall ,20th Century ,Post ,White Chert ,Concrete Wingwall ,Ground Stone ,Metamorphosed Shale ,SCA Glass ,Plainware ,Road, Trail, and Related Structures or Features ,Hole-in-Cap Can ,Apache Junction, AZ ,Fire Cracked Rock ,Metabasalt Flake ,Ground Stone Scatter ,Sardine Can ,AZ U:7:22 (ASM) ,AZ U:7:9 (ASM) ,AZ U:7:16 (ASM) ,Cement Base ,Pima Vessel ,Red-on-Buffware ,AZ U:11:61 (ASM) ,ADOT Bridge 0026 ,Basalt Flake ,White Ironstone ,Goldfield, AZ ,Crown Cap ,AZ U:7:23 (ASM) ,Concrete Culvert ,AZ U:11:60 (ASM) ,Gila Plainware ,Concrete Slab ,AZ U:7:17 (ASM) ,Purple Mudstone ,Quartzite ,Water Tank ,Roosevelt Power Canal ,Superstition Mountains ,Construction Camp ,Glass ,38 Cartridge ,Mormon Flat Bridge ,AZ U:7:14 (ASM) ,AR-03-12-03-550 ,Vessel ,AR-03-12-03-551 ,AR-03-12-03-553 ,Nail ,Salt Redware ,Calumet ,Canyon Lake ,Oil Can ,AR-03-12-03-545 ,AR-03-12-03-544 ,AR-03-12-03-547 ,AR-03-12-03-546 ,Clear Glass ,AR-03-12-03-549 ,AR-03-12-03-548 ,Owens Illinois ,Stone Structure ,Concrete Abutment ,Can ,AR-03-12-03-541 ,AR-03-12-03-540 ,AR-03-12-03-543 ,AR-03-12-03-542 ,Metal Post ,Masonry Structure ,Wire Nail ,AZ U:7:21 (ASM) ,Post Hole / Post Mold ,Milling Feature ,Lithic Reduction Area ,AZ U:7:19 (ASM) ,Mudstone Flake ,AR-03-12-03-538 ,AR-03-12-03-539 ,Culvert ,Gila Plainware, Salt Variety ,Isolated Artifact ,Pinal (County) ,Button ,Mudstone ,Mano ,Arizona (State / Territory) ,Wooden Cross ,Concrete Post ,Papago ,AZ U:7:6 (ASM) ,Shell ,Flake ,AR-03-12-03-446 ,Slab ,Mineral ,Roosevelt Dam ,Gray Rhyolite ,Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features ,Chipped Stone ,Quartzite Mano ,Screw ,volcanic material ,Tobacco Tin ,Structure ,Settlements ,Rockpile ,AZ U:7:7 (ASM) ,Meat Tin ,AR-03-12-03-556 ,U.S.C. Co ,Single Hand Mano ,Goldfield Caldera ,Check Dam ,Wingwall ,AR-03-12-03-510 ,Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex ,AR-03-12-03-190 ,Historic Structure ,Crimped Seam Can ,Milk Can ,U-Shaped Structure ,Salt River ,Aqua Glass ,Lithic Testing Area ,Paint ,Milk Bottle ,32 ACP ,1900s ,Rock Shelter ,AZ U:7:10 (ASM) ,Gray Chert ,Beverage Can ,AZ U:7:13 (ASM) ,Rubber Shoe Sole ,Chert Flake ,Bottle Lid ,Encampment ,Isolated Feature ,AR-03-12-03-182 ,SHPO 2860 ,ADOT Bridge 0193 ,Shoe Sole ,Tortilla Flat, AZ ,Tonto National Forest ,Core ,Coffee Can ,AZ U:7:12 (ASM) ,22 Cartridge ,Bridge Abutment ,Horse Shoe ,Chalcedony ,Bedrock Grinding Feature ,Chert Core ,Chert ,SHPO 2856 ,Pole ,Bridge ,Prehistoric ,Water Control Feature ,Aluminum Lid ,Pad ,AZ U:7:11 (ASM) ,Steel ,Red Mudstone ,Tin ,Solder Seam Can ,Claim Corner Marker ,Mudstone Core ,Crockery ,Quartzite Flake ,Matchstick Top Can ,Phone Line Base ,Concrete - Abstract
Between April 15 and June 14, 1993, Archaeological Research Services, Inc. performed a cultural resources survey of State Route 88 (the Apache Trail). The right-of-way varies from 66 to 200 feet, but construction as-builts were not available. Therefore, the Arizona Department of Transportation requested that a 200 foot wide right-of-way be surveyed for the entire project length unless clearly marked property boundaries or other right-of-way indications were present. The 17.5 mile long survey corridor crosses lands owned by the Arizona Department of Transportation, and sections of Arizona Department of Transportation right-of-way across Bureau of Land Management lands. That segment of State Route 88 on Tonto National Forest lands was constructed through the provisions of a Special Use Permit issued to the Arizona Department of Transportation by Tonto National Forest. The survey was conducted under the conditions and authority of a Tonto National Forest special use permit issued to Archaeological Research Services, Inc. on 2/17/93, Arizona State Museum general permit number 93-11, and Bureau of Land Management permit number AZ-000054 issued 10/13/90 (fieldwork authorization number PDO-93-5, 3/23/93). The project area encompasses approximately 424.24 acres, of which approximately, 371.21 were actually surveyed when the existing paved surface of State Route 88 is excluded. The Arizona Department of Transportation requested the survey (Arizona Department of Transportation Project No. STP-952-4(1), Tracs PN 195 H3275 01C) in anticipation of a proposed pavement preservation project. Archaeological Research Services performed a Class III (Intensive Field Inventory) survey in order to locate and record any cultural resources that could be disturbed as a result of the proposed undertaking. This study provides descriptions and National Register eligibility evaluations for cultural resources encountered during the survey. As a result of the survey, 22 archaeological sites (4 previously recorded, 18 newly recorded) and 49 isolated artifact occurrences or cultural features were recorded (or rerecorded or relocated). This is the second revision of this document, with earlier versions completed 29 June 1993 and 15 November 1994.
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39. Site Form for 3PU0442
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Shaw, Gary L.
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Historic ,Site Evaluation / Testing ,Residence ,Snuff Bottle ,Metal ,Farmstead ,3PU0442 ,Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex ,Nail ,Sandstone ,Little Rock Air Force Base ,Pulaski (County) ,Mortar ,crockery ,Building Materials ,Foundation ,Glass ,1940s ,1930s ,Little Rock, Arkansas - Abstract
Site form for 3PU0442. Site 3PU0442 appears to be a 1930s to 1940s residence or farmstead. The site consists of the remains of a dressed sandstone and mortar foundation (which has been severely bulldozed) and a low to moderate density of subsurface artifacts. In view of the severe disturbance at the site and its mixing with a more modern occupation, it is considered to be ineligible for inclusion on the NRHP and no further work is required.
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40. Site Form for 3PU0431
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Garza, Rolando L.
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Historic ,Site Evaluation / Testing ,Vessel ,Metal ,Cement ,3PU0431 ,Sandstone ,Ceramic ,Little Rock Air Force Base ,Pulaski (County) ,20th Century ,Rebar ,Jar ,crockery ,Building Materials ,Foundation ,Cistern ,Glass ,Little Rock, Arkansas - Abstract
Site form for 3PU0431. Site 3PU0431 consists of several structural remnants and is thought to date late in the historic period. No function could be determined for the site, which appears to have suffered from extensive disturbance, with only an estimated 10% remaining intact. Therefore, it is considered to be ineligible for inclusion on the NRHP.
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41. An Archaeological Survey in the Blackwater Area, Volume 2: Site Descriptions and Related Data
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Gregory, David A. and Douglas, Diane L.
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AZ U:14:124 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:242 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:177 (ASM) ,Glass Bead ,Bucket ,Saguaro ,Rhyolite Core ,Turquoise ,Granite Knob Site Complex ,AZ U:14:79 (ASM) ,Shell Bracelet ,AZ U:14:164 (ASM) ,Fence ,AZ U:14:255 (ASM) ,Nehi ,U:14:282 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:202 (ASM) ,Glass Core ,AZ U:14:137 (ASM) ,Buffware ,Tonto Polychrome Ware ,Gila Butte Phase ,Worked Basalt ,Pump House ,Enclosure ,Green Glass ,AZ U:14:80 (ASM) ,Metal Water Heater ,Brown Glass ,Post-and-Wire Enclosure ,Meat Can ,Canal ,Lard Bucket ,Arizona Eastern Railroad Company ,Pima ,AZ U:14:18 (ASM) ,Drainage Ditch ,Archaic Period ,AZ U:14:247 (ASM) ,Adobe Structure ,Basalt Medicine Stone ,Projectile Point ,AZ U:14:207 (ASM) ,Ash Stain ,Leather Boot Sole ,Basalt Mano ,AZ U:14:132 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:172 (ASM) ,Penny ,Reservoir ,Little Colorado Grayware ,Hide ,AZ U:14:143 (ASM) ,Stove ,Cross ,Red-on-Grayware ,U:15:248 (ASM) ,Ceramic ,Brass ,R. C. Cola ,Railroad Lantern ,AZ U:14:9D (ASM) ,AZ U:14:183 (ASM) ,Chapel ,Pink Chert ,AZ U:14:276 (ASM) ,Brick ,Basalt ,AZ U:14:236 (ASM) ,Historic ,Bedrock Mortar ,AZ U:14:249 (ASM) ,Rock Alignment ,Rhyolite Hammerstone ,AZ U:14:180 (ASM) ,10-Penny Nail ,Trough Metate ,Hamlet / Village ,Windbreak ,Wooden Pipe ,Enameled Wash Basin ,Metal Spike ,Quartzite Handstone ,Wire ,Civano Phase ,Building Materials ,Concrete Platform ,Protohistoric ,Archaeological Feature ,AZ U:14:9F (ASM) ,AZ U:14:148 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:153 (ASM) ,Redware ,Rock Ring ,Canal or Canal Feature ,Schist Riser ,AZ U:14:263 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:130 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:226 (ASM) ,Post ,Burnt Bone ,Debitage ,Rock Retaining Wall ,Enamel ,Ground Stone ,AZ U:14:231 (ASM) ,Wash Basin ,AZ U:14:116 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:9I (ASM) ,AZ U:14:196 (ASM) ,Agricultural Field or Field Feature ,AZ U:14:214G (ASM) ,AZ U:14:204 (ASM) ,Fire Cracked Rock ,Roasting Pit / Oven / Horno ,AZ U:14:257 (ASM) ,Shrine ,Iron ,Glass Tumbler ,Gila Butte Red-on-Buffware ,AZ U:14:234 (ASM) ,Rhyolite Project Point ,Well ,AZ U:14:169 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:214E (ASM) ,Metal Trough ,AZ U:14:175 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:210 (ASM) ,Chopper ,House Foundation ,Red-on-Buffware ,U:14:284 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:145 (ASM) ,Laevicardium Shell ,AZ U:14:122 (ASM) ,Glycymeris sp ,Gila Polychrome Ware ,Metal Sink ,AZ U:14:2 (ASM) ,Basalt Flake ,AZ U:14:261 (ASM) ,Cholla Mountain ,AZ U:14:205 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:151 (ASM) ,Volcanic Rock ,Beer Bottle ,AZ U:14:198 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:215A (ASM) ,Obsidian Projectile Point ,Shell (Olivella sp.) ,Shell Pendant ,Systematic Survey ,AZ U:14:228 (ASM) ,Quartzite ,AZ U:14:118 (ASM) ,Pit ,Intaglio / Geoglyph ,Pit House ,Glass ,Room ,Jasper ,Blackwater Day School ,AZ U:14:232 (ASM) ,Granite Knob ,Car Part ,AZ U:14:154 (ASM) ,Nail ,Sobaipuri ,Concrete Room ,Wood Slat ,AZ U:14:174 (ASM) ,Quartzite Hammerstone ,Hub Cap ,AZ U:14:214C (ASM) ,Pecked Quartzite Slab ,AZ U:14:225 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:265 (ASM) ,Agricultural or Herding ,Village ,Ball ,AZ U:14:272 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:147 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:167 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:212 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:218C (ASM) ,AZ U:14:43 (ASM) ,Stone Structure ,Ring ,Brownware ,Rabbit Snare ,AZ U:14:161 (ASM) ,Funerary and Burial Structures or Features ,Sacaton Red-on-Buffware ,Tabular Knife ,Laevicardium sp ,Apache Tear Cluster ,AZ U:14:258 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:278 (ASM) ,Leather ,AZ U:14:121 (ASM) ,Cooking Pot ,Mound / Earthwork ,Chicken Wire ,Trail ,AZ U:14:277 (ASM) ,Pecked Granite Slab ,Glycymeris Bracelet ,Snaketown Phase ,Coffee Pot ,Mano ,AZ U:14:224 (ASM) ,Arizona (State / Territory) ,Enameled Pot ,Wooden Cross ,House ,R. 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Cola Bottle ,AZ U:14:155 (ASM) ,Snaketown Red-on-Grayware ,Medicine Stone ,Shell Tinkler ,Shell ,Flake ,Shell (Glycymeris sp.) ,Grinding Slab ,Metate ,Pot Bust ,Steatite ,19th Century ,U:14:280 (ASM) ,Chee Nee Canal ,AZ U:14:213 (ASM) ,Chipped Stone ,Dark Blue Glass ,Phoenix Redware ,Bucket Handle ,Trash Mound ,Structure ,Metal Wash Basin ,Wooden Stake ,Rockpile ,Archaic ,AZ U:14:120 (ASM) ,Enamelware Basin ,Worked Marine Shell ,Euroamerican ,AZ U:14:264 (ASM) ,Shell Casing ,Window Glass ,AZ U:14:214B (ASM) ,Jar ,Sewer Pipe ,Whestone ,AZ U:14:218B (ASM) ,Roasting Pit ,AZ U:14:166 (ASM) ,Human Remains ,Enameled Wash Tub ,AZ U:14:209 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:219 (ASM) ,Schist ,AZ U:14:269 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:170 (ASM) ,Fine Grained Basalt ,Crimped Seam Can ,AZ U:14:160 (ASM) ,Leather Shoe Sole ,Ford Model A ,Aqua Glass ,Cholla Butte Site Complex ,Platform ,Red-on-Brownware ,Worked Animal Bone ,Harness Ring ,Metal Spoon ,AZ U:14:223 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:218D (ASM) ,Pipe ,AZ U:14:271 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:214A (ASM) ,Chert Flake ,Hohokam ,Automobile Hood ,Catchment Basin ,Schist Knife ,Little Gila River ,AZ U:14:274 (ASM) ,Stone Ax ,Boot Sole ,AZ U:14:156 (ASM) ,Shoe Sole ,Colonial Period ,Wire Handle ,AZ U:14:266 (ASM) ,Apache Tear ,Ford Model T ,AZ U:14:162 (ASM) ,Wooden Salt Block Container ,AZ U:14:267 (ASM) ,Granite ,Wall ,Cast Iron Stove ,Intaglio ,License Plate ,Model-T ,ASC ,AZ U:14:159 (ASM) ,Canal-Related Facility ,Bone (Artiodactyl) ,AZ U:14:220 (ASM) ,Matchstick Filler Can ,Car Fender ,Chalcedony ,Bedrock Grinding Feature ,Southern Pacific Railroad ,Chert ,AZ U:14:217 (ASM) ,Sweetwater Red-on-Grayware ,El Polveron Phase ,AZ U:14:158 (ASM) ,Perforated Disk ,Oil Filter ,Pecked Cobble ,AZ U:14:163 (ASM) ,Bottle ,Water Control Feature ,AZ U:14:273 (ASM) ,Concrete Foundation ,Handstone ,AZ U:14:268 (ASM) ,Sewage Pipe ,Wash Tub ,Steel ,J. 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ADAMS & CO ,D-Cell Battery ,Chain ,Cobble ,Quartzite Flake ,Crockery ,Olivella Bead ,AZ U:14:221 (ASM) ,Bone Bead ,Pecked Granite Cobble ,Ocotillo ,AZ U:14:216 (ASM) ,Estrella Red-on-Grayware ,Glass Insulator ,Blue Glass ,AZ U:14:197 (ASM) ,Sacaton Redware ,AZ U:14:262 (ASM) ,Worked Shell ,Bone Awl ,Cement ,Bone (Human) ,Cupule ,Tumbler ,Pendant ,Granite Rock Ring ,AZ U:14:144 (ASM) ,Artifact Scatter ,Salt Block Container ,AZ U:14:117 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:184 (ASM) ,Snaketown Red-on-Buffware ,AZ U:14:235 (ASM) ,Trash Midden ,Ancient Structure ,Adobe ,AZ U:14:157 (ASM) ,Cobble Cluster ,Pestle ,AZ U:14:275 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:222 (ASM) ,Knife ,Quartzite Core ,Ford Pickup ,Quartzite Polishing Stone ,Shell Bead ,Pectin sp ,Quartz Core ,AZ U:14:20 (ASM) ,Worked Turquoise ,Road ,Cremation Area ,White Crockery ,Fauna ,McClellan Wash ,Blackwater Presbyterian Church ,Toe Cap ,Jasper Projectile Point ,Brass Cartridge Casing ,Rock Art ,Brass Toe Cap ,Spoon ,Estrella Phase ,AZ U:14:149 (ASM) ,Pit House / Earth Lodge ,Rhyolite ,U:14:281 (ASM) ,Amber Glass ,AZ U:14:270 (ASM) ,Casa Grande Red-on-Buffware ,Food Can ,Spokewheel ,AZ U:14:189 (ASM) ,Awl ,Jasper Biface ,Lantern ,AZ U:14:254 (ASM) ,Domestic Structures ,AZ U:14:165 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:218A (ASM) ,Granite Core ,Tinkler ,AZ U:14:230 (ASM) ,Obsidian Flake ,AZ U:14:9E (ASM) ,Old Blackwater School ,Tobacco Can ,Chalcedony Flake ,Hammerstone ,AZ U:14:178 (ASM) ,Historic Native American ,Retaining Wall ,AZ U:14:171 (ASM) ,Tire ,Pimos ,AZ U:14:138 (ASM) ,Andesite ,Shaft Straighener ,AZ U:14:208 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:248 (ASM) ,Chalcedony Core ,AZ U:14:201 (ASM) ,Black Volcanic Rock ,AZ U:14:131 (ASM) ,Saguaro Rib ,Glycymeris Ring ,AZ U:14:241 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:229 (ASM) ,Galvanized Bucket ,Sink ,Wooden Beam ,AZ U:14:259 (ASM) ,Juice Can ,Water Heater ,Talcum Powder Can ,Wagon Part ,Medium-Grained Volcanic Rock ,U:15:249 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:150 (ASM) ,Shell Button ,Rhyolite Flake ,Canal Azul ,Santa Cruz Red-on-Buffware ,Phyllite ,Plastic Button ,Bone (Animal) ,Pecked Slab ,Concrete Pier ,Hole-In-Top Can ,AZ U:14:168 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:203 (ASM) ,Metal ,Ax ,Steel Pump House ,AZ U:14:214D (ASM) ,Purple Glass ,AZ U:14:125 (ASM) ,Wood ,20th Century ,Andesite Flake ,AZ U:14:215B (ASM) ,AZ U:14:173 (ASM) ,Railroad ,Gila River ,Hearth ,Plainware ,Olberg Village ,AZ U:14:176 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:206 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:211 (ASM) ,Petroglyph ,AZ U:14:286 (ASM) ,Corral ,Conus Tinkler ,Road, Trail, and Related Structures or Features ,Tea Kettle ,Enamelware Tea Kettle ,Sardine Can ,Bimetal Can ,Adobe Barn ,Pioneer Period ,AZ U:14:260 (ASM) ,Plastic ,Church ,Sweetwater Phase ,AZ U:14:199 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:119 (ASM) ,Barn ,Tanque Verde Red-on-Brownware ,AZ U:14:227 (ASM) ,Brick Wall ,AZ U:14:9H (ASM) ,Preclassic Period ,AZ U:14:152 (ASM) ,Mason Jar ,AZ U:14:233 (ASM) ,Biface ,Riser ,Cañada del Oro Red-on-Buffware ,AZ U:14:123 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:214F (ASM) ,Wooden Trough ,Basalt Core ,Enamelware ,Black Glass ,Macrobotanical ,Solder-Top Can ,Blackwater Lateral ,Olberg Site Complex ,U:14:283 (ASM) ,Square Container ,AZ U:14:146 (ASM) ,Porcelain ,Barbed Wire ,Gila River Indian Reservation ,AZ U:14:256 (ASM) ,Copper ,AZ U:14:9G (ASM) ,AZ U:14:252 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:187 (ASM) ,Nehi Bottle ,Spike ,Sacaton Phase ,AZ U:14:134 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:245 (ASM) ,Sacaton 4:2 (Gila Pueblo) ,AZ U:14:194 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:127 (ASM) ,Irrigation Ditch ,Cast Iron ,Oil Can ,Jasper Flake ,Foundation ,Sherd Disk ,Diorite Core ,Terrace ,U-Shaped Mound ,Clear Glass ,Bracelet ,Vegetable Can ,Lumber ,Can ,Depression ,AZ U:14:181 (ASM) ,Habitation Site ,U:14:285 (ASM) ,Vehicle Part ,Privy ,AZ U:14:238 (ASM) ,Handle ,Hinge ,Post Hole / Post Mold ,AZ U:14:141 (ASM) ,Milling Feature ,Circular Rock Alignment ,Railroad Tie ,Chee Nee Site Complex ,Bedspring ,Diorite Flake ,China ,Schist Hoe ,Pinal (County) ,Communal / Public Structure ,Button ,Basalt Hammerstone ,AZ U:14:179 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:195 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:139 (ASM) ,Sanitary Can ,Adobe Room ,Conus sp ,Trestle ,AZ U:14:200 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:214H (ASM) ,Greenstone ,Papago ,AZ U:14:240 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:237 (ASM) ,Slab Metate ,Vesicular Basalt ,AZ U:14:142 (ASM) ,Midden ,Mineral ,Padre Bead ,Container ,AZ U:14:182 (ASM) ,Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features ,Electrical Cord ,ROME Metal Ware ,Non-Domestic Structures ,AZ U:14:253 (ASM) ,Settlements ,Cremation ,AZ U:14:126 (ASM) ,Polishing Stone ,Ditch ,Rhyolite Chopper ,Pier ,Marine Shell ,Trash Concentration ,Classic Period ,School ,Ki ,AZ U:14:239 (ASM) ,Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex ,Historic Structure ,Whiteware ,AZ U:14:190 (ASM) ,Milk Can ,AZ U:14:140 (ASM) ,Bungalow ,Pectin vogdesi ,Hoe ,Olivella sp ,AZ U:14:9C (ASM) ,Ceramic Period ,Steatite Shaft Straightener ,Sedentary Period ,Canal Blackwater ,Mound ,AZ U:14:133 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:188 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:128 (ASM) ,Fish Can ,AZ U:14:243 (ASM) ,Fresno Scraper ,AZ U:14:136 (ASM) ,Limited Activity Site ,AZ U:14:193 (ASM) ,Glass Bottle ,Historic Communal / Public Structure ,Core ,AZ U:14:246 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:251 (ASM) ,Bead ,Soho Phase ,Copper Toe Cap ,Basalt Projectile Point ,Daub ,Glass Jar ,Trough ,AZ U:14:250 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:9B (ASM) ,Stone Hoe ,Coffee Can ,AZ U:14:244 (ASM) ,Ball Court ,U:15:250 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:129 (ASM) ,Water Pipe ,Diorite ,Railroad Bed ,AZ U:14:185 (ASM) ,Santan Mountain Canal Alignment ,Sheet Midden ,Grayware ,Potbreak ,AZ U:14:192 (ASM) ,Cement Block ,AZ U:14:191 (ASM) ,AZ U:14:9A (ASM) ,Prehistoric ,Olberg Butte ,Rock-Lined Reservoir ,AZ U:14:135 (ASM) ,Brown Chert ,Coal Oil Can ,Carttridge Casing ,Adobe House ,White Glass ,AZ U:14:186 (ASM) ,Stone Ball - Abstract
The Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation), United States Department of the Interior, was in the initial stages of the Water Management Project designed to bring Central Arizona Project water to the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC). Under terms of a contract signed in 1992 with the GRIC, facilities designed and constructed by Reclamation would deliver 173,000 acre-feet of water annually onto the reservation. Federal law mandates consideration of potential impacts of such projects upon cultural resources and requires that necessary and appropriate steps be taken to mitigate those impacts. In accordance with these laws, Reclamation did a complete inventory of all cultural resources that may fall within the project area. Data resulting from this inventory provided the basis for assessment of the significance of the resources and for the design of plans to mitigate potential impacts to them. Two survey areas in which a water delivery system and associated features (such as dikes) will be constructed were identified by Reclamation. Broad survey areas were defined so the location of eligible sites would be known before specific project design began. In total, 180 sites were identified and recorded during survey. These sites include possible Archaic period materials, a wide range of prehistoric Hohokam site types representing all periods of the Hohokam sequence, possible Protohistoric manifestations, and numerous Historic Pima sites of varying ages. The report consists of two volumes. Volume 1 contains background information; consideration of survey and recording methods; analyses, evaluation, and interpretation of collected data; and recommendations for future treatment of discovered sites. Volume 2 contains site descriptions.
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42. The use of the wood in the Late Antiquity: Everyday life obj ects from the archaeological site the Fábrica de Tabacos in Gijón (Asturias).
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FERNÁNDEZ OCHOA, Carmen, GIL SENDINO, Fernando, SALIDO DOMÍNGUEZ, Javier, and GARCÍA DÍAZ, Paloma
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43. W. H. Messenger, Monon ticket office, circa 1906 (Bass #6526)
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W. H. Bass Photo Company and W. H. Bass Photo Company
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W. H. Messenger was a home furnishings store that sold furniture, carpets, stoves, crockery and moare. It was located at 201 E. Washington Street in Indianapolis. Adjacent to the store was the Monon ticket office.
44. W. H. Messenger, Monon ticket office, circa 1906 (Bass #6526)
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W. H. Bass Photo Company and W. H. Bass Photo Company
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W. H. Messenger was a home furnishings store that sold furniture, carpets, stoves, crockery and moare. It was located at 201 E. Washington Street in Indianapolis. Adjacent to the store was the Monon ticket office.
45. Photograph of Grey Quaker crockery, Hobart, Tasmania.
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Walker, Sarah Benson, Walker, George Washington, Walker, Sarah Benson, and Walker, George Washington
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Sarah Benson Walker was the daughter of Methodists, Robert and Ann Mather, who joined the Quakers in 1834. That same year Sarah agreed to marry George Washinton Walker, despite once referring to him and James Backhouse as those 'pesky Quakers'. Sarah had ten children and served on Jane's Franklin's visiting committee to the Cascades Female Factory, and regularly participated in Monthly Meetings. Photograph titled Quaker Grey Crockery - is a part of the Quaker grey crockery set belonging to George Washington Walker and his wife Sarah (held by Society of Friends' Meeting House Collection). Biographical Text Source: Quaker Life in Tasmania: The First Hundred Years. Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania Library, 2007, p. 19.
46. Photograph of Grey Quaker crockery, Hobart, Tasmania.
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Walker, Sarah Benson, Walker, George Washington, Walker, Sarah Benson, and Walker, George Washington
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Sarah Benson Walker was the daughter of Methodists, Robert and Ann Mather, who joined the Quakers in 1834. That same year Sarah agreed to marry George Washinton Walker, despite once referring to him and James Backhouse as those 'pesky Quakers'. Sarah had ten children and served on Jane's Franklin's visiting committee to the Cascades Female Factory, and regularly participated in Monthly Meetings. Photograph titled Quaker Grey Crockery - is a part of the Quaker grey crockery set belonging to George Washington Walker and his wife Sarah (held by Society of Friends' Meeting House Collection). Biographical Text Source: Quaker Life in Tasmania: The First Hundred Years. Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania Library, 2007, p. 19.
47. Photograph of Grey Quaker crockery, Hobart, Tasmania.
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Walker, Sarah Benson, Walker, George Washington, Walker, Sarah Benson, and Walker, George Washington
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Sarah Benson Walker was the daughter of Methodists, Robert and Ann Mather, who joined the Quakers in 1834. That same year Sarah agreed to marry George Washinton Walker, despite once referring to him and James Backhouse as those 'pesky Quakers'. Sarah had ten children and served on Jane's Franklin's visiting committee to the Cascades Female Factory, and regularly participated in Monthly Meetings. Photograph titled Quaker Grey Crockery - is a part of the Quaker grey crockery set belonging to George Washington Walker and his wife Sarah (held by Society of Friends' Meeting House Collection). Biographical Text Source: Quaker Life in Tasmania: The First Hundred Years. Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania Library, 2007, p. 19.
48. Photograph of Grey Quaker crockery, Hobart, Tasmania.
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Walker, Sarah Benson, Walker, George Washington, Walker, Sarah Benson, and Walker, George Washington
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Sarah Benson Walker was the daughter of Methodists, Robert and Ann Mather, who joined the Quakers in 1834. That same year Sarah agreed to marry George Washinton Walker, despite once referring to him and James Backhouse as those 'pesky Quakers'. Sarah had ten children and served on Jane's Franklin's visiting committee to the Cascades Female Factory, and regularly participated in Monthly Meetings. Photograph titled Quaker Grey Crockery - is a part of the Quaker grey crockery set belonging to George Washington Walker and his wife Sarah (held by Society of Friends' Meeting House Collection). Biographical Text Source: Quaker Life in Tasmania: The First Hundred Years. Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania Library, 2007, p. 19.
49. Archaeological Investigations: Salt River Project - Coronado Generating Station Limestone Quarry, Federal and State Lands, Apache County, Arizona: Final Report for Archaeological Survey of Proposed Limestone Quarry, M. H. Welch Mining Claims and a 1/4 Section of State of Arizona Land
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Sant, Mark B.
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Dutch Cleanser Can ,Hunting Blind ,Chipping Station ,Refuse Heap ,Bucket ,Ariz. Q:11:5 (MNA) ,Colorado Plateau ,Artifact Scatter ,Salt River Project ,Agricultural or Herding ,Trash Midden ,Ariz. Q:11:17 (MNA) ,Mud ,Foundation ,Ariz. Q:11:8 (MNA) ,Quartzite Core ,1920s ,Lithic Scatter ,Ariz. Q:11:14 (MNA) ,Can ,Aerosol Can ,Ariz. Q:11:11 (MNA) ,Circular Rock Alignment ,Site Evaluation / Testing ,China ,Carrizo Wash ,Mano ,Tin Can ,Arizona (State / Territory) ,Clorox ,SRP ,Domestic Structures ,Adobe Mortar ,Ariz. Q:11:18 (MNA) ,Projectile Point ,Pin Hole Can ,Syrup Can ,Ariz. Q:11:12 (MNA) ,1950s ,Ariz. Q:11:3 (MNA) ,Midden ,Chalcedony Flake ,Quartzite Chopper ,Little Colorado River ,Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features ,Chipped Stone ,Clorox Bottle ,Log Cabin Syrup Can ,Ariz. Q:11:9 (MNA) ,Structure ,Ariz. Q:11:2 (MNA) ,Structure Foundation ,Settlements ,Ceramic ,Limestone Fireplace ,Flake Debitage ,NA14,481 ,Mortar ,NA14,482 ,Euroamerican ,Kiln ,Basalt ,Historic ,Ariz. Q:11:13 (MNA) ,Hispanic ,Rock Alignment ,Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex ,Fireplace ,Historic Structure ,Juniper ,Limestone Kiln ,Campsite ,NA14,480 ,NA14,470 ,NA14,471 ,NA14,473 ,NA14,474 ,Apache (County) ,NA14,475 ,Ariz. Q:11:10 (MNA) ,Wire ,NA14,476 ,NA14,477 ,NA14,510 ,Building Materials ,NA14,479 ,Rock Shelter ,1940s ,NA14,508 ,Archaeological Feature ,Bitters Bottle ,Ariz. Q:11:4 (MNA) ,Metal ,Upper Sonoran Life Zone ,Lithic Workshop Area ,Chert Flake ,Food Processing Locus ,Encampment ,Limestone ,Wood ,20th Century ,Juniper Structure ,Pop Can ,Ariz. Q:11:1 (MNA) ,Ariz. Q:11:7 (MNA) ,Charcoal Stain ,Debitage ,Ground Stone ,Glass Bottle ,NA14,469 ,Arizona Q:11:15 (MNA) ,Hearth ,Plainware ,Core ,Corral ,Basalt Projectile Point ,Fire Cracked Rock ,Lime Kiln ,Chopper ,Chalcedony ,Aluminum Foil ,St. Johns, AZ ,Chert ,Solder Top Can ,Grayware ,1930s ,Hunting / Trapping ,Anglo ,Biface ,Bottle ,Prehistoric ,Macrobotanical ,Ariz. Q:11:6 (MNA) ,Quartzite ,Tin ,Crockery ,Quartzite Flake ,Glass ,Ariz. Q:11:16 (MNA) - Abstract
In May 1976, at the request of the Salt River Project, an archaeological clearance investigation of 16 20-acre mining claims on Bureau of Land Management land and a quarter section of state land south of St. Johns, Arizona, was conducted by the Museum of Northern Arizona. 18 archaeological sites were located and recorded. A brief description of the investigations, the project area, and the archaeological situation encountered is given.
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50. Use of LCA and design to study sustainable alternatives to plastic takeaway cutlery and crockery
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Gautam, Anirudh Muralidharan and Caetano, Nídia de Sá
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Eco-friendly ,Sustainability ,LCA ,Cutlery ,CML2000 ,Crockery ,Sustentabilidade ,Cutelaria ,Louça ecológica ,ACV - Abstract
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