Listen to this New Podcast at Seven Ages with Dr. Ashley Lemke about Underwater Archaeology beneath Great Lakes!
News
Obsidian Across the Americas – New book!
Read about recent obsidian studies across the Americas in the new volume published by Arhaeopress, edited by Gary M. Feinman and Danielle J. Riebe! Do not miss Chapter 2!Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence: The Role of Inter-Laboratory Collaborations in a Lake Huron Archaeological Discovery – Danielle J. Riebe, Ashley K. Lemke, Jeffrey R. Ferguson, Alex J. Nyers, Elizabeth…
New Talk! – Stone Lines & Caribou Hunters
Watch Dr. O’Shea’s presentation on Identifying Hunting Structures Beneath the Great Lakes at the New England Antiquity Research Association (NEARA) 2022 Fall Conference in Brattleboro, Vermont!
Check out this new video about the Belson site!
Watch this new video about the Belson site on Scientific American!
An Undiscovered Country
If you have not seen it before, it is time to watch this TEDx talk by Professor O’Shea, titled An Undiscovered Country!
Read this new Book Review!
Read this new book review about Dr. Lemke’s book, The Architecture of Hunting ,The Built Environment of Hunter-Gatherers and Its Impact on Mobility, Property, Leadership, and Labor, by Sergi Lozano Pérez (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain)!
Drowning the Pompeii Premise
Read this recent article from Dr. Lemke and Professor O’Shea in World Archaeology: Drowning the Pompeii Premise: Frozen Moments, Single Events, and the Character of Submerged Archaeological Sites!The archaeology of inundated cultural landscape sites is not new and is an important component of the global record, yet these sites are distinct from shipwrecks and other…
New Book!
Check out Dr. Ashely Lemke’s new book, The Architecture of Hunting, The Built Environment of Hunter-Gatherers and Its Impact on Mobility, Property, Leadership, and Labor. Texas A&M University Press2022ISBN-13: 9781623499228 As one of the most significant economic innovations in prehistory, hunting architecture radically altered life and society for hunter-gatherers. The development of these structures indicates…
New talk!
Check out a great new talk by Dr. Ashely Lemke for the Archaeological Conservancy! Archaeology Underwater: How Submerged Landscapes are Changing the Future of Archaeology.
Investigating Submerged Landscapes – Wayne Curtis’s new article
Wayne Curtis has a new article about submerged landscape archaeology, highlighting the Alpena-Amberly Ridge. See Below