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CONTENTS
Contents
List of figures = xi
List of Tables = xvi
Foreword = xix
Acknowledgments, = xxiv
1. Background to the 1981 Research / Susan Keech McIntosh ; Roderick J. McIntosh = 1
  Introduction = 1
  Geography, Geomorphology, Climate = 2
    Geomorphology and Geography = 2
    Climate and Flood = 5
    Paleoclimate = 9
  Historical Background = 11
  Prior Archaeological Research = 15
  Results of the 1977 Field Season = 16
  1981 Research : Problem Orientation and Methodology = 20
  Exacavation Methods = 25
2. Stratigraphy. Features and Chronology / Roderick J. McIntosh ; Susan Keech McIntosh = 27
  Unit ALS (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 27
  Unit CTR (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 29
  Unit HAMB (Hambarketolo) = 32
  Unit HK (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 34
  Unit KAN (Kaniana) = 35
  Unit LX-N (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 37
  Unit LX-5 (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 44
  Unit NWS (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 54
  Unit WPL (Jenn e ´ -jeno) = 56
  Discussion = 58
    Absolute Chronology = 59
    Site Growth = 61 
    Architectural Change = 64
    Burials = 66
3. Pottery / Susan Keech McIntosh = 130
  Introduction = 130
  Recovery and Sampling Procedures = 132
  Recording Methods = 134
    Body Sherds = 135
    Feature Sherds = 139
  Results of the Analysis = 144
    Overview of the Assemblages = 144
    Description of Major Rim Classes = 146
    Summary Description of the Jenn e ´ -jeno, Hambarketolo, and Kaniana Assemblages by chase = 153
  Discussion = 157
4. Other Ceramic and Fired Clay Artifacts / Susan Keech McIntosh = 214
  Statuettes and Figurines = 214
  Fired Brick = 215
  Burnt Daub = 216
  Ceramic Beads／Spindle Whorls = 216
  Labrets and Earplugs = 216
  Ceramic Bracelets and Pendants = 216
  Ceramic Discs, Gold Weights, and Teardrop Weights = 217
  Net Weights = 218
  Miscellaneous Ceramic Objects = 218
5. Stone, Glass, and Bone / Susan Keech McIntosh = 246
    Sandstone = 246
    Bone = 247
    Glass = 247
  Chemical Analyses of Some Glasses from Jenn e ´ -jeno / Robert H. Brill = 252
6. Metals / Susan Keech McIntosh = 264
  Copper and Gold = 264
  Iron = 267
  Slag and Other Metallurgical Debris = 273
  Discussion = 277
7. Analysis of the Mammalian, Avian, and Reptilian Remains / Kevin C. MacDonald = 291
  Mammalian Remains = 291
    Methodology = 291
    Results and Discussion = 294
  Avian and Reptilian Remains = 304
    Methodology = 304
    Results and Discussion = 305
  Conclusion = 313
8. Analysis of the Fish Remains / Wim Van Neer = 319
  Introduction = 319
  Description of the Remains = 319
    Unidentified Remains = 334
  Interpretation = 334
    Nature of the Fishing Grounds = 334
    Fishing Techniques and Seasonality = 335
    Change in Ichthyofauna through Time = 336
    Preparation Techniques = 340
  Conclusions = 341
9. Paleobotanical and Human Osteological Remains / Susan Keech McIntosh = 348
  Paleobotanical Remains = 348
    Results = 348
    Discussion = 352
  Human Skeletal Remains = 353
    Discussion = 357
10. Conclusion : The Sites in Regional Context / Susan Keech McIntosh = 360
  Upper IND as a Distinct "Culture Area" : Description and Affinities = 360
    Fineware Phase : Distributions and Affinities = 361
    Painted Ware Phase : Distributions and Affinities = 364
    Fine Channeled and Impressed Ware Phase : Distributions and Affinities = 368
  Human Response to Changing Environmental Conditions = 372
  Subsistence Economy = 377
  Production, Trade, and the Organization of Society = 380
    Iron Production = 380
    Copper and Gold = 384
    Trade and Interregional Contact = 390
    Organization of Society = 393
Appendix A : Stratigraphy and Features = 413
  Table A1. Description of excavated levels and features = 414
  Table A2. Feature index = 459
  Table A3. List of features and artifacts associated with structures = 463
Appendix B : Pottery = 471
  Table B1. Pot bases and handles = 472
  Table B2a-d. Rim types by provenience = 414
  Table B3. Body sherd decoration by provenience = 478
  Table B4. Twine-decorated body sherds by twine type = 484
  Table B5. Paint and plastic decorative motifs on rim sherds = 488
  Table B6. Ceramic potlids and pot smoothers = 470
  Table B7. Pseudocrucibles and pinchpots = 491
  Table B8. Zoomorphic／anthropomorphic appliqu e ´ = 492
  Figure B1a-h. Relative frequency graphs of twine-decorated body sherds = 493
Appendix C : Sandstone = 499
  Table C1 Sandstone from excavation = 500
Appendix D : Metals = 533
  Table D1. Unidentifiable iron = 534
  Table D2. Slag = 536
  Figure D1a-d. Slag totals from unit LX by level and phase = 540
Appendix E : Fauna = 545
  Table El. Measurements of Bos elements = 546
  Table E2. Measurements of dwarf ovicaprine elements = 547
  Table E3. Body part distribution for Kob antelope = 548
  Table E4. Body part distribution for sheep／goat = 550
  Table E5. Body part distribution for Bos sp = 552
  Table 56. Body part distribution for other mammalian species = 556
  Table E7. Body part distribution for small bovids = 558
  Table E8. Body part distribution for small-medium bovids = 559
  Table E9. Body part distribution for large-medium bovids = 561
  Table E10. Body part distribution for large bovids = 564
  Table E11. Body part distribution for birds = 567
  Table El2. Body part distribution for reptiles = 569
  Figure El. Weight of animal bone from A7S and CTR = 571
  Figure E2. Weight of animal bone from HK, NWS, and WFL = 572
  Figure E3. Weight of animal bone from LX-N = 573
  Figure E4. Weight of animal bone from LX-S = 575
  Figure E5. Weight of animal bone from KAN and HAMB = 577
  Figure E6. Average weight of animal bone per unit in g／ m3 = 578
Bib1iography = 579
Plates = 607