Eric Wohlgemuth
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to attempt to apply archaeobotanical data to intensification models that have been developed to explain subsistence and settlement pattern shifts observed in prehistoric central California.
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The purpose of this paper is to attempt to apply archaeobotanical data to intensification models that have been developed to explain subsistence and settlement pattern shifts observed in prehistoric central California.
Key concepts: Prehistory, Subsistence agriculture, Ethnohistory, Settlement (finance), Archaeology, Geography, Resource (disambiguation), History