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4. FRESHWATER MUSSEL SHELLS FROM THE PERE MARQUETTE CHURCH SITE (11JY126) IN JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

Author

WARREN, ROBERT E.

Subjects
*FRESHWATER mussels, *ARCHAEOLOGY, *POCKET editions, *MUSSELS
Abstract

Careful monitoring of construction activities in Pere Marquette State Park led to the discovery and excavation of two archaeological features affiliated with the Middle Woodland period of Illinois prehistory (circa 200 BC to AD 300). Objects recovered from the features include lithic artifacts, pottery sherds, animal bones, fish scales, and the shells of freshwater mussels. Ten species are represented in the mussel collection (n=40 identifiable valves). Most numerous is the robust, large-river form of the Threeridge mussel (Amblema plicata f. plicata), which is common in the nearby Illinois River. Shell preservation is good to excellent in Feature 2 (n=30 valves), but chalky and poor elsewhere. Nearly half of the Feature 2 shells are culturally modified. Shell artifacts include one delicately carved spoon with a double-notched handle, and two fragments of a small, serrated tool that may have been used to create dentate-stamp impressions on the rims of Hopewell pottery vessels. The spoon, a modified left valve of a Plain Pocketbook mussel (cf. Lampsilis cardium), is similar in design to shell spoons found primarily in Middle Woodland burial mounds in central and southern Illinois. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

5. Time and the Spread of Activation in Memory

Author

Warren, Robert E.

Abstract

The time course of the spread of activation in lexical memory was studied using naming latency as the measure of activation in a variable-duration priming paradigm. (Editor)

Published
1977

8. Drilling ahead: through transition and change

Author

Warren, Robert E.

Subjects
Oil well drilling -- Economic aspects, Oil well drilling -- Forecasts and trends, Petroleum industry -- Economic aspects, Petroleum industry -- Forecasts and trends, Oil well drilling, Submarine -- Laws, regulations and rules, Oil well drilling, Submarine -- Political aspects, Oil well drilling, Submarine -- Economic aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Government regulation, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

SPECIAL FOCUS: WHAT INDUSTRY LEADERS EXPECT IN 2009 Drilling ahead: Through transition and change Robert E. Warren, Vice President of Industry and Government Affairs, Pride International, Houston 'We can be [...]

Published
2008

27. What industry leaders expect for 2021.

Author

VALLEAU, DOUGLAS N., KVERNELAND, HEGE, MEEHAN, NATHAN, ZWARICH, NOLA R., NESTER, DOUGLAS C., WARREN, ROBERT E. "BOB", and KEMP, ALEXANDER G.

Subjects
ENERGY economics, GREEN New Deal (United States), PETROLEUM industry, BUSINESS communication, BUSINESS development, SUSTAINABLE development reporting, AUGMENTED reality
Abstract

The article reflect the statement of oil and gas industry leaders including Douglas Nester that Shale gas and tight oil development set the stage for growth and sustainability in the petroleum industry; global demand for energy and stakeholder expectations for a lower-carbon future have never been higher; and the use of remote monitoring and automated solutions is enabling operators to optimize key functions.

Published
2020

29. Freshwater Mussels from the Liverpool Landing Site, Illinois: Paleoenvironmental Modeling, Community Dynamics, and Novel Ideas for Home Decor.

Author

Warren, Robert E.

Subjects
SHELL deposits, PALEOENVIRONMENTAL studies, FRESHWATER mussels, ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, PREHISTORIC antiquities, HISTORY
Abstract

The article discusses a study which investigated the paleoenvironmental modeling and community dynamics of freshwater mussels from the Liverpool Landing Site in Illinois. Topics discussed include a background of archaeological excavations in 1996 to 1997 which recovered mussell shell from historic and prehistoric cultural deposits at the site. Data on prehistoric and modern freshwater mussel collections from the Central Illinois River are also presented.

Published
2014

31. Langford Mortuary Patterns as Reflected in the Material Service Quarry Site in the Upper Illinois River Valley.

Author

Emerson, Thomas E., Hedman, Kristin M., Warren, Robert E., and Simon, Mary L.

Subjects
MOUNDS (Archaeology), ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, NATIVE American funeral customs & rites, NATIVE Americans, NATIVE Americans -- Diseases, ANTHROPOMETRY, CORN, PHYSICAL anthropology, SUBSISTENCE farming, NUTRITION
Abstract

The article examines archaeological excavations of Langford burial mounds undertaken at the Material Quarry Service (MSQ) site near Ottawa, Illinois. An analysis of the skeletal remains found within these mounds is provided in order to better understand Langford burial practices. The author notes that an isotopic analysis of the remains demonstrate the centrality of maize to the culture's diet as well as the presence of disease and violence in the community. More broadly, the author is concerned with the subsistence farming practices, material culture, and physical anthropology of pre-Columbian Native Americans in the Illinois River Valley.

Published
2010

32. Telephone Service Center Call Duration Improvement

Author

Warren, Robert E.

Abstract

Call handling duration in a telephone service center was substantially improved by providing users easier access to mainframe data systems. Switching from a system that allowed access to only one system at a time to one that provided a separate window for each system produced an estimated 7% improvement in call handling duration. The improvement was most marked for those calls which required multiple system access.

Published
1992
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34. Multi-User Physician Workstation for Obstetrics and Gynecology: A Prototype

Author

Leppert, Phyllis C., Margulis, Elynne B., Warren, Robert E., Sullivan, Patrick D., and Ratti, Rennie A.

Subjects
Clinical and Administrative Support Services
Abstract

Using standard obstetrical records and gynecology patient record forms as a starting point we have developed a concise but complete on-line medical record. Screen are designed to maximize the spatial contiguity of related data, with logical transitions between record screens. Form-fill-out, ‘pick-field’ and free text entry modes are used to provide a user-friendly interface. Appointments and scheduling, billing and intra-office electronic mail are also included. The system has enjoyed wide patient acceptance and was learned by both physicians, the nurse-midwife and the practice secretary with relative ease.

Published
1985

35. Tree and Automobile Debris

Author

BELL TELEPHONE LABS INC WHIPPANY NJ, Warren, Robert E, BELL TELEPHONE LABS INC WHIPPANY NJ, and Warren, Robert E

Abstract

Information was needed on the fragmentation of trees and automobiles in the 10- to 50-psi peak overpressure range of a high-explosive test, as part of a program to evaluate the hazards of these debris sources near certain blast- hardened facilities. Toward this objective, full-size trees and automobiles were exposed at Event Dial Pack, a test operation where a 500-ton TNT surface charge was detonated. Three spruce and three aspen trees were subjected to this blast at both the 15- and 50-psi overpressure locations, and four automobiles were placed at each of the 15-, 30-, and 50-psi positions, with another stationed at 10 psi., Report on Middle North Series, Dial Pack Event, Project LN108.

Published
1973

36. MICROPULSATION INDUCTION EFFECTS 15 TO 40 SECONDS.

Author

CALIFORNIA UNIV BERKELEY SPACE SCIENCES LAB, Warren,Robert E., CALIFORNIA UNIV BERKELEY SPACE SCIENCES LAB, and Warren,Robert E.

Abstract

Observations of micropulsations in the vertical component of the geomagnetic field have been made at twenty-four sites along a profile from Monterey Bay to Yosemite, California. The character of the observations shows a correlation with the sediment-filled valleys traversed, although the relative amplitudes often appear larger than expected for electric currents induced strictly in the valleys. (Author)

Published
1964

37. The Living Museum vol. 60, no. 01; spring, summer 1998

Author

Illinois State Museum, Esarey, Duane; Warren, Robert E.; Walthall, John; Bates, Geoffrey, Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Esarey, Duane; Warren, Robert E.; Walthall, John; Bates, Geoffrey, and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
Illinois., Illinois., Illinois.
Abstract

Emiquon: a place in nature, a place in time; Illini indiands in the Illinois Country, 1673- 1882; From limb to limb; Museum calendar

38. The Living Museum vol. 72, no. 01; Spring 2010

Author

Illinois State Museum, Warren, Robert E.; Conner, Michael D.; O'Gorman, Julie, Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Warren, Robert E.; Conner, Michael D.; O'Gorman, Julie, and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
Illinois., Illinois., Illinois.
Abstract

Voices from the rual heartland: the Audio-Video Barn Web Site

39. The Living Museum vol. 60, no. 02; Summer, Fall, 1998

Author

Illinois State Museum, Warren, Robert E.; Walthall, John; Jeffords, Michael; Cashatt, Everett D.; Franke, Judith, Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Warren, Robert E.; Walthall, John; Jeffords, Michael; Cashatt, Everett D.; Franke, Judith, and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
North America., North America, Amérique du Nord., North America.
Abstract

Illini Archaeology: cultural heritage and repatriation; Illinois moths and butterflies; The birdman and the insect; Museum calendar; Assistant Museum Directopr Edward A. Munyer retires

40. The Living Museum vol. 57, no. 04; Winter, 1996

Author

Illinois State Museum, Koelling, Alfred; Warren, Robert E.; Groninger, Margaret, Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Koelling, Alfred; Warren, Robert E.; Groninger, Margaret, and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
North America., North America, Amérique du Nord., North America.
Abstract

Prickly pears in the prairie; Who owns the past?; Native Americans and museum collections; Doll talk & Kimport; Indian villages in Illinoiss 1673 -1832; Living in the past; Shape of things to come

41. The Living Museum vol. 50, no. 03, 1988

Author

Illinois State Museum, Knox, Amy; Warren, Robert E.; Colten, Craig, Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Knox, Amy; Warren, Robert E.; Colten, Craig, and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
Illinois., Illinois., Illinois.
Abstract

Me and Fred had a great time!; Cervalces: an ice age discovery; Voices from the river: part 1. The 'river rats'; Calendar; Page for Discovery: Teeth of deer and cattle; Curator's bookshelf

42. The Living Museum vol. 53, no. 02, 1991

Author

Illinois State Museum, Warren, Robert E.; Loraas, Rebecca; Koelling, Alfred; Cashatt, Everett D., Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Warren, Robert E.; Loraas, Rebecca; Koelling, Alfred; Cashatt, Everett D., and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
Illinois., Illinois., Illinois.
Abstract

Ozark mussels: struggling for survival; Children's toys: the nature of play in the nineteenth century; Mystery in the backyard: Case of the surrounding limb; Vulnerable species: Calendar; Ohio emerald dragonfly; Living in the past; FOCI: Nereyda Garcia-Ferraz

43. The Living Museum vol. 61, no. 04; winter 1999-2000

Author

Illinois State Museum, Styles, Bonnie; Britton, Kimberly O.; McMillan, R. Bruce; Carter, Melinda L.; Cobb, Dawn; Warren, Robert E.; Bohlen, H. David, Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Styles, Bonnie; Britton, Kimberly O.; McMillan, R. Bruce; Carter, Melinda L.; Cobb, Dawn; Warren, Robert E.; Bohlen, H. David, and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
Illinois., Illinois., Illinois.
Abstract

Electronic pathways: the Illinois State Museum in the Information Age; Log Jam on the Embarrass: an image from the Museum's Ridgway Archives; The Beauty of Bones, part two: human osteology and the lifeways of the historic Illinois Indians; A small brown bird from Illinois; Museum calendar

44. The Living Museum vol. 49, no. 02, 03, 1987

Author

Illinois State Museum, Schuberth, Christopher; Martin, Lynda K.; Leary, Richard; Colten, Craig; Warren, Robert E., Illinois State Museum, Illinois State Museum, Schuberth, Christopher; Martin, Lynda K.; Leary, Richard; Colten, Craig; Warren, Robert E., and Illinois State Museum

Subjects
Illinois., Illinois., Illinois.
Abstract

Coal: buried treasure in Illinois; Maurice Sullins: outsider artist; Tully monster: mystery animal of Illinois; Dr. Milton D. Thompson, 1908-1987; Harvesting the river: a history of a river and its resources; Prairie archaeology

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