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The Archaeology of Kingston, New York.

De Gruyter SUNY Press eBook-Package 2025 Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Diamond, Joseph E.
Series:
Excelsior Editions Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Kingston (N.Y.)--Antiquities.
Kingston (N.Y.).
Kingston (N.Y.)--History.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (484 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Albany : State University of New York Press, 2025.
Summary:
A comprehensive analysis of eighty-eight archaeological sites in and around the City of Kingston, New York.The Archaeology of Kingston, New York covers Kingston (and New York State and the Hudson Valley to a lesser extent) from Paleo-Indian times circa twelve thousand years ago through twelve thousand years of Native American occupations.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
List of Illustrations
Figures
Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1 Overview
The Study Area
Geology
Soils
Late Glacial History
Flora
Fauna
Precontact Background
The Paleoindian Period
The Archaic
The Early and Middle Archaic
The Late Archaic
The Transitional or Terminal Archaic
The Early Woodland
The Middle and Late Woodland
European Contact
Types of Native American Sites
Small Special Purpose Camps
Extraction Sites or Lithic Quarries
Base Camps
Seasonally Reoccupied Camps
Rockshelters
Horticultural Hamlets
Horticultural Villages
Ceremonial and Mortuary Sites
Summary
Chapter 2 Precontact/Contact Period Native American Sites in Kingston
Kingston Point
The Booth Collection/Kingston Point
The CR Collection/Kingston Point
Sailor's Cove
Cantine's Island
Rondout Riverfront Shoreline Stabilization at Kingston Point
Kingston Business Park Precontact Sites
The Hendrickson Site
The Perry Site
The Tammany Street Site
The Kingston Knolls Site
The West Chestnut Street Site
The Kingston Armory Site
The Lipton Street Site
The Canal Path Trail
Colony Liquors Precontact Site
Abeel Street
Monitoring West of Wurts Street
Abeel Street Precontact Site #1 (11140.002748)
Abeel Street Precontact Site #2 (11140.002749)
Abeel Street Precontact Site Summary
The Ingarra Site
Ulster County Jail Precontact Quarry Sites
The Kingston Meadows Precontact Sites
The Angstrom Site
The Duck Pond Site
Chapter 3 Early Historic Background
Community Defense: The Stockade
Building the Stockade and the Beginnings of War
The First Esopus War
The Second Esopus War
The New Village of Kingston
Chapter 4 Archaeological Sites in the Stockade District.
The Louw-Bogardus House
Behind 79 North Front Street
NYU Excavations on Clinton Avenue
The Fred Johnston House Garden
Archaeological Testing at the Fred Johnston House
Excavations at the Old Dutch Church: the DeWitt Plot
Excavations at the Senate House State Historic Site
The Senate House Lot
Excavations inside the Senate House
Evidence for Wampum Manufacture
Small Red Dutch Bricks/Pan Tiles
Trade Items
Native American Features and Artifacts
The Ten Broeck-Van Gaasbeek-Voorhies-Merrit Lot
The Abraham Masten House Lot
Area West of Masten House Lot
West Half of the Senate House Property
Excavations at the Old Dutch Church
NYU Excavations on Green Street
Chapter 5 The Matthewis Persen House
The Persen House Excavation
Excavation Procedures
Sample Size
Sidewalk Units
Unit 1
Unit 2
Interior Units
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Unit 8
Unit 9
Unit 10
Unit 11
Unit 12
Unit 13
Side Yard Deposits
Unit 14
Strata Groups
Strata Group 1 (c. 1922)
Strata Group 2 (post-1730-1735)
Strata Group 3 (post-1730-1735)
Strata Group 4 (post-1730-1735)
Strata Group 5 (post-1730-1735)
Strata Group 6 (post-1663-1730/1735)
Strata Group 7 (c. 1674-1730/35)
Strata Group 8 (1661-c. 1674+)
Post Molds: Strata Groups 9 and 10 (see discussion below for dates)
Strata Group 9 (c. 1730-1735)
Strata Group 10 (c. 1664-1730/35)
Strata Group 11 (June 7, 1663)
Strata Group 12 (pre-June 7, 1663)
Strata Group 13 (pre-1663-Transitional Archaic, c. 1100 BC)
Strata Group 14 (c. 1675-1730/35)
Strata Group 15 (post-1777)
Strata Group 16 (July 1663-c.1673)
Strata Group 17 (c. 1674-c. 1975).
Strata Group 18 (no date)
Strata Group 19 (post-June 7, 1663-1730/35)
Strata Group 20 (pre-June 7, 1663).
Artifacts by Functional, Temporal, and Faunal Groups
Native American (all precontact)
European Trade Items
Kitchen Category
Shellfish
Architecture
Roofing or Pan Tiles
Dutch Red Bricks
Dutch or Flemish Yellow Bricks
Windows
Tiles
Nails
Furniture
Arms Group
Clothing
Personal
Recreation and Entertainment
Special Activities
Fuel
Fire-Affected
Macrobotanicals
Discussion
Excavations in the Proposed Matthewis Persen House Garden
Chapter 6 Later Historic Archaeological Sites in Kingston
Archaeology at Sailor's Cove/Hutton Brickyards
Nathan C. Bell's Pottery Factory at Kingston Point
Excavations at the Reher Bakery, Rondout
The Archaeology of Twaalfskill Brook
Maritime Archaeological Sites
Chapter 7 Commemorating the Dead: The Cemeteries of Kingston
The Old Dutch Church
The Houghtaling Cemetery
Sharp Burial Ground
Montrepose Cemetery
Mt. Zion Cemetery
The Comforter Reformed Church Cemetery
Saint Mary's Cemetery
Wiltwyck Cemetery
St. Peters Cemetery
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Chapter 8 Enslaved Individuals in Wiltwyck and Kingston and African Americans in the Historical and Archaeological Record
Historical Records on Enslaved Individuals in Wiltwyck and Kingston
The Kingston Papers and Senate House Records
An Example of an Additional Record Specific to Kingston
Census Records
Archaeological Evidence of Enslavement
The Pine Street African Burial Ground
Chapter 9 Nearby Precontact Sites in the Towns of Ulster, Hurley, and Esopus
The Kingston Site
The Manor Site
The Millens Precontact Quarry
The Sleightsburg Precontact Site
The S-2 Site
The Hurley Site
Chapter 10 Conclusions and Interpretations
Kingston's Precontact Past
Kingston's Contact Period.
Kingston's Dutch Colonial Period
The British Colonial Period
The New Republic and the 19th Century
Archaeological Opportunities in Kingston - Lost
Glossary
Notes
References
Index.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
979-88-558-0397-6
OCLC:
1545597935

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