Identifying activity areas in archaeological soils from a colonial Virginia house lot using phytolith analysis and soil chemistry
Identifying activity areas in archaeological soils from a colonial Virginia house lot using phytolith analysis and soil chemistry
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使用植硅体分析和土壤化学识别弗吉尼亚殖民地住宅区考古土壤中的活动区域
DOI：
10.1016/j.jas.2004.04.007
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发表时间：
2004
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
L. Kealhofer
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作者：
K. Sullivan;L. Kealhofer
环境考古学方法可以揭示房屋地段组织和经济适应的做法时，系统地应用与传统的考古研究。这是第一个研究采用植硅体分析和土壤化学来解释考古遗址上的活动区域。在丰富的脖子种植园，威廉斯堡，弗吉尼亚州的网站的植硅石和土壤化学分析的图案，揭示了一套六个活动领域和周围的17世纪的房子很多，表现出一定程度的经济多样化一般只归因于18世纪殖民地的经济和社会变革。
Environmental archaeology methods can uncover both house lot organization and economic adaptation practices when applied systematically in conjunction with traditional archaeological research. This is the first study to employ both phytolith analysis and soil chemistry to interpret activity areas on an archaeological site. The patterning in the phytolith and soil chemistry analyses from the site of Rich Neck Plantation, Williamsburg, Virginia, reveals a set of six activity areas in and around the 17th century house lot, demonstrating a degree of economic diversification generally attributed only to 18th century colonial economic and social transformations.