DURING 8 DAYS in early August and October, 1968, the members of an expedition from the University of Hawaii examined the distribution and abundance of sea urchins in two bays along the Kona (leeward) Coast of the Island of Hawaii (Fig. 1) : Kealakekua Bay (19 0 28' N; 155 0 55' W) and Honaunau Bay (19 0 25' N ; 155 0 55' W). The major sampling effort was expended in Kealakekua, the larger of th...

Reviewer Kenneth W. Noe writes that Allison M. Johnson's curatorship of the writings by Civil War amputees "is an impressive example historical editing and a worthy monument to soldiers who suffered for their country long after they left battlefield."

Drawing on ethnographic research with children in Athens, the authors examine sensual, performative and embodied aspects of children’s photographic representations a monument that is central Greek national, cultural historical discourse, Acropolis. Moving away from hermeneutics domination, focus this article how pictures depicted they were used by children. Assuming an analytical framework whic...

In the context of an integrated pilot study between the HafenCity University Hamburg, the Jade University of Applied Sciences in Oldenburg and the Agency for Geo-Information and Surveying Hamburg the Bismarck monument in Hamburg has been scanned with the Z+F IMAGER 5006 3D laser scanning system to generate a virtual 3D model of the monument from the laser scanning data using different programs....

New geologic mapping, morphologic fault scarp modeling, and geomorphic metrics in the Red Rock Valley, southwestern Montana, help characterize the Quaternary history of the virtually unstudied Monument Hill fault and tectonics of the youthful and seismically active Red Rock graben. Two generations of Pleistocene surface ruptures are preserved along the Monument Hill fault. Similarity in rupture...