Nassaney, Michael S. (Editor)
University Press of Florida
Publication date: 2019
Language: English
Physical Details: 292
This book employs archaeological and documentary sources to examine the history and culture of a fur trade society on the frontier of New France. This collection of papers is the first compilation of analyses derived from documents, cultural features, plant and animal remains, and various artifacts to explore the importance of Fort St. Joseph both in the past and in the present and to synthesize data on the colonial frontier from the perspective of a single place in the western Great Lakes region.
...MoreReview Amélie Allard (2020) Review of "Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post". Historical Archaeology (pp. 515-516).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S. Fort St. Joseph Revealed Then and Now. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 223-246).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S.; Sue Reichert; Kelley Berliner; Erica A. D’ Elia (2019) Public Archaeology at Fort St. Joseph: Past, Present, and Future. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 193-222).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S.; Allison M. Hoock; Mark Hoock (2019) The Changing Cultural Landscape of the Lower St. Joseph River Valley. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 173-192).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S.; Eric Mendes (2019) Hide Processing and Cultural Exchange in the Fort St. Joseph Community. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 153-172).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S.; Brock A. Giordano (2019) Crafting Culture at Fort St. Joseph: An Analysis of Tinkling Cone Production. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 134-152).
Chapter Cathrine Davis (2019) Lead Seals from Colonial Fort St. Joseph. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 101-133).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S.; Erika K. Hartley (2019) Architectural Remains at Fort St. Joseph. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 79-100).
Chapter Rory J. Becker; Joseph Hearns; Terrance J. Martin (2019) The Use of Animals for Fur, Food, and Raw Material at Fort St. Joseph. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 40-78).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S.; José António Brandão (2019) The Historical and Cultural Context of Fort St. Joseph. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 15-39).
Chapter Nassaney, Michael S. (2019) Revealing the History and Archaeology of Fort St. Joseph. In: Fort St. Joseph revealed: the historical archaeology of a fur trading post (pp. 1-14).
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