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OLYMPIC
Summary Prehistory and Ethnography of Olympic National Park, Washington |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT
Introduction
Geography and Physiography
Climate
Plant Life Zones
Fauna
CHAPTER II. REVIEW OF PREVIOUS ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Introduction
Archeology Along the Coast
Archeology in the Interior
Discussion
CHAPTER III. PREHISTORY OF OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK
Introduction
Early Prehistoric: ?12,000—6000 B.P.
Middle Prehistoric: 6000—3000 B.P.
Late Prehistoric: 3000—1000 B.P.; 1000—200 B.P.
Early Maritime: 3000—1000 B.P.
Prehistoric Northwest Coast Pattern: 1000—200 B.P.
CHAPTER IV. OVERVIEW OF NORTHWEST COAST CULTURE
Introduction
Northwest Coast Culture Area
Settlement Patterns
Transportation
Technology
Subsistence
Social Organization
Spirituality and Ceremonialism
Prestige
Art
CHAPTER V. NATIVE AMERICAN GROUPS OF THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA
Makah
Klallam
Chimacum
Twana
Quinault
Queets
Quileute and Hoh
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 2 Archeological Sites Referenced in the Text
Figure 3 Early Prehistoric Period Projectile Points
Figure 4 Miscellaneous Chipped Stone Tools
Figure 5 Abraders
Figure 6 Projectile Points—Middle Prehistoric and Early Maritime Periods
Figure 7 Projectile Points—Late Prehistoric
Figure 8 Miscellaneous Bone Artifacts
Figure 9 Ground Stone Artifacts
Figure 10 Miscellaneous Ground Stone Artifacts
Figure 11 Native Groups of the Olympic Peninsula
LIST OF TABLES
Table 2 Notable and Culturally Important Fauna of Olympic National Park
Table 3 Proposed Cultural Chronology—Northern Olympic Peninsula
Table 4 Native Groups of Olympic National Park
LIST OF PLATES
Plate 2 Ozette Village (c. 1890)
Plate 3 Skokomish Summer Mat House (c. 1910)
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