Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Chapter 1 The Archaeology of North Pacific Fisheries: 1
6. Section I: New Methodological Approaches to the Archaeology of Fisheries
7. Chapter 2 Identification of Salmon Species from Archaeological Remains on the Northwest Coast 17
8. Chapter 3 Little Ice Age Climate: 31
9. Chapter 4 Pacific Cod and Salmon Structural Bone Density: 45
10. Section II: Salmon in Context: Regional and Local Variation
11. Chapter 5 Site-Specific Salmon Fisheries on the Central Coast of British Columbia 57
12. Chapter 6 Heiltsuk Stone Fish Traps on the Central Coast of British Columbia 75
13. Chapter 7 Riverine Salmon Harvesting and Processing Technology in Northern British Columbia 91
14. Chapter 8 Late Holocene Fisheries in Gwaii Haanas: 111
15. Chapter 9 Locational Optimization and Faunal Remains in Northern Barkley Sound, Western Vancouver Island, British Columbia 129
16. Section III: Pacific Cod and Other Gadids:
17. Chapter 10 Pacific Cod in Southeast Alaska: 149
18. Chapter 11 Zooarchaeology of the “Fish That Stops”: 171
19. Chapter 12 Processing the Patterns: 195
20. Chapter 13 Cod and Salmon: 219
21. Section IV: Herring and Other Little-Known Fish of the North Pacific Coast
22. Chapter 14 Fish Traps and Shell Middens at Comox Harbour, British Columbia 235
23. Chapter 15 An Archaeological History of Holocene Fish Use in the Dundas Island Group, British Columbia 247
24. Chapter 16 Patterns of Fish Usage at a Late Prehistoric Northern Puget Sound Shell Midden 265
25. Chapter 17 Herring Bones in Southeast Alaska Archaeological Sites: 281
26. Section V: Conclusion
27. Chapter 18 Conclusion: 293
28. Contributors 301
29. Index 303