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27. Historical Ecology and Dark Earths in Whitewater and Blackwater Landscapes: Comparing the Middle Madeira and Lower Negro Rivers

Author

Woods, William I., Teixeira, Wenceslau G., Lehmann, Johannes, Steiner, Christoph, WinklerPrins, Antoinette, Rebellato, Lilian, Fraser, James, Cardoso, Thiago, Junqueira, Andre Braga, Falcao, Newton, Clement, Charles Roland, Woods, William I., Teixeira, Wenceslau G., Lehmann, Johannes, Steiner, Christoph, WinklerPrins, Antoinette, Rebellato, Lilian, Fraser, James, Cardoso, Thiago, Junqueira, Andre Braga, Falcao, Newton, and Clement, Charles Roland

Published
2009

28. The Making of a Medieval Outer Bailey (Walhain, Belgium)

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UCL - FLTR/ARKE - Département d'archéologie et d'histoire de l'art, Kansas University - Archéologie, UCL - SC/GEO - Département de géologie et de géographie, Eastern Illinois University (Charleston) - Archéologie, Verslype, Laurent, Woods, William I., Leroy, Ines, Defgnee, Ann, Young, Bailey, Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), UCL - FLTR/ARKE - Département d'archéologie et d'histoire de l'art, Kansas University - Archéologie, UCL - SC/GEO - Département de géologie et de géographie, Eastern Illinois University (Charleston) - Archéologie, Verslype, Laurent, Woods, William I., Leroy, Ines, Defgnee, Ann, Young, Bailey, and Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG)

Published
2005

29. Walhain/Walhain-Saint-Paul : la basse-cour du château

Author

UCL - FLTR/ARKE - Département d'archéologie et d'histoire de l'art, UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Kansas University - Dep. Geography, Eastern Illinois University - Dep. History, Verslype, Laurent, Leroy, Inès, Woods, William I., Young, Bailey K., UCL - FLTR/ARKE - Département d'archéologie et d'histoire de l'art, UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Kansas University - Dep. Geography, Eastern Illinois University - Dep. History, Verslype, Laurent, Leroy, Inès, Woods, William I., and Young, Bailey K.

Published
2004

31. Phase I Cultural Resource Investigations of the Proposed Expansion of Scott Air Force Base, St. Clair County, Illinois

Author

Woods, William I., Holley, George R., Gums, Bonnie L., and Brown, Alan J.

Subjects
Historic, S-767, S-802, S-801, S-764, S-809, Artifact Scatter, S-806, Archaeological Overview, Headstones, Gravestones, Trash Midden, S-242, Lithic Scatter, S-239, Cemetery, Middle Archaic, S-799, Knoebel, Scott Air Force Base Historic District, S-834, S-234, S-237, Dalton, PaleoIndian, Brickyard, S-837, Reconnaissance / Survey, Wood, Early Archaic, Early Woodland, S-838, 20th Century, Ground Stone, S-85, S-87, S-88, Mound / Earthwork, Late Woodland, Sand Prairie Phase, Reconnaissance Survey, Isolated Artifact, S-785, S-787, Emergent Mississippian, Crab Orchard, Shovel Testing, S-829, Scott Field Historic District, Illinois Highway 4, S-825, Archaeological Survey, Coles Lake, Kramer Projectile Point, Projectile Point, S-781, Scott AFB, Shiloh Valley Township, Silver Creek Valley, S-778, 19th Century, S-777, S-779, Chipped Stone, S-70, Scott Air Force Base, S-773, Log Cabin, Prehistoric, Rosewood Phase, Woodland, Nutting stone, Ceramic, S-814, Middle Woodland, Archaic, S-816, Late Archaic, Perschbacher Cemetery, Pedestrian Reconnaissance, S-770, S-771, Mascoutah Township, American Bottom, Mississippian
Abstract

The proposed expansion of the Scott Air Force Base in St. Clair County, Illinois to include domestic air transportation was the impetus for a reconnaissance survey to locate and identify cultural resources that may be impacted by construction. The Study area encompassed approximately 3,700 acres of land that would potentially impact the proposed runway additions, associated terminal and apron developments, additional property acquisitions, and realignment of Illinois Highway 4. An Archaeological Survey involving pedestrian reconnaissance and shovel testing was conducted resulting in the identification of 90 prehistoric and historic sites and 19 prehistoric isolated finds. This report summarizes the results of the survey, and significance of the identified cultural resources, and recommends a program for future investigations prior to the construction of the facility.

Published
1990
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32. A Cultural Resource Survey of Six Proposed Dry Detection Basins in the Cahokia Canal Area of Madison County, Illinois. St. Louis District Cultural Resource Management Report Number 3

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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV AT EDWARDSVILLE DEPT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, Wells, Christy L., Koldehoff, Brad, Woods, William I., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV AT EDWARDSVILLE DEPT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, Wells, Christy L., Koldehoff, Brad, and Woods, William I.

Abstract

This report describes the results of a cultural resource survey of six parcels of land proposed for development as dry detention basins in the Cahokia Canal area of Madison County, Illinois. The study was conducted by Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville under the auspices of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District. The study area consisted of ca. 2,005 acres situated in the eastern American Bottoms and adjacent uplands. The field investigation was conducted in Spring 1982 and consisted of pedestrian survey of approximately 20% of the study area. As a result of the survey, two new sites were identified and six previously reported sites were revisited, four of which were redefined. Identified prehistoric components ranged from Early Archaic through Mississippian. A portion of one parcel lies within the boundary of the Cahokia Mounds National Historic Site; however, this area, along with three other previously reported sites, could not be resurveyed. Two previously reported site areas were surveyed, but the sites were not relocated. The significance of these findings is discussed and statements of impact and recommendations are provided.

Published
1983

33. A Cultural Resource Survey of Ten Proposed Dry Detention Basins in the Harding Ditch Area of St. Clair County, Illinois. St. Louis District Cultural Resource Management Report Number 2

Author

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV AT EDWARDSVILLE DEPT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, Koldehoff, Brad, Wells, Christy L., Woods, William I., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV AT EDWARDSVILLE DEPT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, Koldehoff, Brad, Wells, Christy L., and Woods, William I.

Abstract

This report describes the results of a cultural resource survey of ten parcels of land proposed for development as dry detention basins in the Harding Ditch area of St. Clair County, Illinois. The study area consisted of ca. 1,880 acres situated in the eastern American Bottom and adjacent uplands. The field investigation was conducted in Spring 1982 and consisted of pedestrian survey of approximately 20% of the study area. As a result of the survey, one new site was identified and seven previously reported sites were revisited, two of which were redefined. In addition, three sites previously reported in the project area could not be relocated, and portions of three parcels were found to be encompassed within the National Historic Site boundaries of the Cahokia Site. Identified prehistoric components ranged from Middle Archaic through Mississippian. The significance of these findings is discussed and statements of potential impact and recommendations are provided.

Published
1983

34. A Cultural Resource Survey of a Proposed Dry Detention Basin in Cape LaCroix Creek Watershed, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri. St. Louis District Cultural Resource Management Report Number 1

Author

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV AT EDWARDSVILLE DEPT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, Woods, William I., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV AT EDWARDSVILLE DEPT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, and Woods, William I.

Abstract

This report describes the results of a cultural resource survey conducted in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri. The study area consisted of a ca. 120 acre parcel situated near the headwaters of the Cape LaCroix Creek watershed for which development as a dry detention basin was proposed. Field investigations were conducted during January, 1982, and resulted in the identification of four prehistoric sites and one abandoned post-Civil War farmstead. Temporally diagnostic materials indicated the presence of both Late Archaic and Mississippian occupations in the area. The significance of these data are examined in relation to the predictive models for prehistoric site location in the local region developed by Price and Price 1977.

Published
1983

36. Indigenous Knowledge About Terra Preta Formation

Author

Steiner, C, Teixeira, WG, Woods, WI, Zech, W, Woods, William I., editor, Teixeira, Wenceslau G., editor, Lehmann, Johannes, editor, Steiner, Christoph, editor, WinklerPrins, Antoinette, editor, and Rebellato, Lilian, editor

Published
2009
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48. Terra Preta Nova – Where to from Here?

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Lehmann, J, Woods, William I., editor, Teixeira, Wenceslau G., editor, Lehmann, Johannes, editor, Steiner, Christoph, editor, WinklerPrins, Antoinette, editor, and Rebellato, Lilian, editor

Published
2009
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