Among the piles, known in archaeology
as middens, were clam shells mixed with charcoal and other remains.
Or at least durable trash mounds, known
as middens.
Not exact matches
In a caption he's quoted
as saying, «The only significant find seemed to be a complex of single - shouldered projectile points, found in lower - strata kitter
midden.
The bones in
middens help explain why:
As temperatures fell, people in the large farms continued to eat beef and other livestock whereas those in smaller farms turned to seal and caribou, as Diamond had suggeste
As temperatures fell, people in the large farms continued to eat beef and other livestock whereas those in smaller farms turned to seal and caribou,
as Diamond had suggeste
as Diamond had suggested.
The existence of the Worimi in the area is evident in the occupational sites and artifacts left behind such
as scar trees and shell
middens.
During this tour you will visit Aboriginal sights such
as a fish trap and shell
midden, exploring how the Juipera people made use of the areas plants and animals, prospering through their connection to the environment.
The University of California, Santa Barbara estimated that there are
as many
as 3000 sites or
middens on the island although many are considered to have been temporary.
These
middens of accumulated faecal pellets and a brown tar - like substance known
as hyraceum (a urinary product composed of organic elements, soluble salts, and carbonates; Leon and Belonje 1979) trap plant material, pollen, and animal remains.
The court further rejected the claim that the contemporary practice of protecting sites of significance, such
as mounds,
middens and scarred trees, should be recognised
as a native title right.