1st Edition
Submerged Prehistory in the Americas Methods, Approaches and Results
Introduction—Submerged prehistory in the Americas: Methods, approaches and results
John M. O’Shea
1. Submerged prehistory and anthropological archaeology: Do underwater studies contribute to theory?
Ashley Lemke
2. "The early days" – underwater prehistoric archaeology in the USA and Canada
Ervan G. Garrison and Jessica W. Cook Hale
3. Crossing the waterline: Integrating terrestrial and submerged site investigations in the Aucilla River, Florida
Jessi J. Halligan
4. Combining underwater and terrestrial research approaches in the Great Basin Desert, Walker Lake, Nevada
Neil N. Puckett
5. The magnificent seven: Marine submerged precontact sites found by systematic geoarchaeology in the Americas
Michael K. Faught and Morgan F. Smith
6. Micro-regional approaches for submerged site archaeology
John M. O’Shea
7. The archaeology of submerged prehistoric sites on the North Pacific Coast of North America
Norman Alexander Easton, Charles Moore and Andrew R. Mason
8. Coastally-adapted: A developing model for coastal Paleoindian sites on the North American eastern continental shelf
Shawn Joy
9. Global experience in locating submerged prehistoric sites and their relevance to research on the American continental shelves
Nicholas C. Flemming
Biography
John O'Shea is Curator of Great Lakes Archaeology in the Museum of Anthropological Archaeology at the University of Michigan, USA. He received his PhD in Prehistoric Archaeology from Cambridge University, UK. In addition to underwater research, he has directed major field projects in Hungary, Romania, and North America.
