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primary goal of the Archive is to promote comparative research and sharing
of the results by a growing group of scholars. This page provides links
to conference papers and other unpublished manuscripts that use archaeological
data from DAACS. New research is added on a regular basis so please check
back for updates.
f you have a manuscript that you would like to share with the DAACS user community, email us at webmaster@daacs.org.
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Surveillance and Production on Stewart Castle Estate: A GIS-base Analysis of Models of Plantation Spatial Organization.(PDF: 5.3M.)
By Lynsey Bates
B.A. Honors Thesis with Highest Distinction,
Department of Anthropology, University of Virginia. |
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Strategic consumption: Archaeological evidence for costly signaling among enslaved men and women in the eighteenth-century Chesapeake (PDF:
22M.)
By Jillian E. Galle, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Anthropology, University of Virginia, May 2006. |
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Strategic consumption: Archaeological evidence for costly signaling among enslaved men and women in the eighteenth-century Chesapeake (PDF:
104K.)
By Jillian E. Galle, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Paper Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology, April 2006. San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
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Slides for Strategic consumption: Archaeological evidence for costly signaling among enslaved men and women in the eighteenth-century Chesapeake (PDF:
5.8M.)
By Jillian E. Galle, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Paper Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology, April 2006. San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
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Studies of Colonoware Variability in Virginia and South Carolina (PDF:
1.4M. Print on 11 x 17" paper or view PDF at 150%)
By Leslie Cooper and Karen Smith, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Scientific Poster Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference, November 2005.
Columbia, South Carolina. |
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How can Bayesian Smoothing Help Decipher the Occupational Histories
of Late-eighteenth Century Slave Quarters at Monticello? (PDF: 281K.
Print on 11 x 17" paper or view PDF at 150%)
By Fraser D. Neiman and Karen Smith, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Scientific Poster Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology, April 2005. Salt Lake
City, Utah. |
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Site Characterization: The Definition of Archaeological Sites using
Plowzone Excavation Data (PDF: 528K. Print on 11 x 17" paper or view
PDF at 150%)
By Derek Wheeler and Sara Bon-Harper, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Scientific Poster Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology, April 2005. Salt Lake
City, Utah. |
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Methods in the Analysis of Slave-occupied Plowzone Sites at Monticello (PDF:
1.2M. Print on 11 x 17" paper or view PDF at 150%)
By Sara Bon-Harper and Derek Wheeler, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Scientific Poster Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology, April 2004. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
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Model Consumers? Clues to Ceramic Acquisition at Slave Quarter Sites
in the Greater Chesapeake (PDF: 1.8M. Print on 11 x 17" paper or view
PDF at 150%)
By Beatrix Arendt, Jillian Galle and Fraser Neiman, Thomas Jefferson
Foundation
Scientific Poster Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology, April 2003. Denver,
Colorado. |
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An Elemental Approach to Ceramic Stylistic Analysis (PDF: 107K)
By Jillian Galle and Fraser D. Neiman, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology
Annual Meetings. January 8-12, 2002. Mobile, Alabama. |
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Following the Yellow Brick Road: The DAACS Munsell Color Range System (PDF:93K)
By Beatrix Arendt and Jesse Sawyer, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology
Annual Meetings. January 8-12, 2002. Mobile, Alabama. |
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The Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake Slavery and Internet Technologies
(PDF: 109K)
By Jillian Galle and Fraser Neiman, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Presented in the symposium What Can Electronic
Publication Do for American Archaeology at the Society for American
Archaeology Annual Meetings. April 18-22, 2002. New Orleans, Louisiana. |
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The Importance of Data Structuring for Extracting Relevant Information (PDF:
111K)
By Greg Brown, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Presented at the Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake's Slavery
Steering Committee Workshop. The International Center for Jefferson
Studies, Charlottesville, Virginia. October 6, 2000. |
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Lessons I Have Learned While Developing the Utopia Database (PDF: 88K)
By Garrett Fesler, James River Institute for Archaeology
Presented at the Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake's Slavery
Steering Committee Workshop. The International Center for Jefferson
Studies, Charlottesville, Virginia. October 6, 2000. |
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The Data are in the Details: Thoughts on the Utility of the Digital Archaeological
Archive of Chesapeake Slavery (PDF: 125K)
By Barbara J. Heath, Poplar Forest
Presented at the Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake's Slavery
Steering Committee Workshop. The International Center for Jefferson
Studies, Charlottesville, Virginia. October 6, 2000. |
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Trends in the Study of Early American Slavery of Potential Interest to Archaeologists
(PDF: 85K)
By Philip D. Morgan, Johns Hopkins University
Presented at the Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake's Slavery
Steering Committee Workshop. The International Center for Jefferson
Studies, Charlottesville, Virginia. October 6, 2000. |
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Working Across Disciplines: Understanding Slave Life and Culture (PDF: 74K)
By Dianne Swann-Wright, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Presented at the Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake's Slavery
Steering Committee Workshop. The International Center for Jefferson
Studies, Charlottesville, Virginia. October 6, 2000. |
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Issues and Questions in African-American History (PDF: 108K)
By Lorena Walsh, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Presented at the Digital Archaeological Archive of Chesapeake's Slavery
Steering Committee Workshop. The International Center for Jefferson
Studies, Charlottesville, Virginia. October 6, 2000. |
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