: The Archeology of Cape Denbigh . J. L. Giddings.

Oxygen equilibrium of hemoglobin J Cape Town.

Polycythemia in carriers of hemoglobin J Cape Town or hemoglobin Chesapeake is thought to be produced by increased oxygen affinity of their blood. Both hemoglobins involve substitution of amino acid residue alpha FG-4. Measurements reported here, of the oxygen equilibrium of purified hemoglobin J Cape Town, permit direct comparison of the two hemoglobins. J Cape Town exhibits lower oxygen affin...

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The Status of Women in Archeology

Earlier studies, such as those cited in Roger Sanjek's seminal Signs article, clearly show that women anthropologists traditionally tend to have lower status than men. Suspecting that this might be the case in archeology as well as in anthropology more generally, our objective was to identify areas in which differences between the sexes might be empirically expressed. Selected observations rega...

The Prehistoric Archeology of Mammoth Cave

The prehistory of the Mammoth Cave area has been of interest to archeologists for more than a century because of the remarkable preservation in the dry cave environment. Beginning with the antiquarian search for mummified bodies in the early nineteenth century up to the most modern scientific research, Mammoth Cave has revealed important information about the Native Americans who lived near and...

Paleolithic Archeology in Turkey

Turkey lies at the interface between distinctive archeological and biotic provinces.7 For example, the Middle Pleistocene sequences of the Levant and the Caucasus include many Acheulean assemblages, whereas Acheulean handaxes and biface technology are seldom found in the contemprary Lower Paleolithic assemblages of the Balkans. Likewise, areas surrounding Turkey, including the Levant, the Zagro...