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BILOXI BLUES is a story of soldiers in boot camp, and so it is a primarily male story. However, there are two significant female characters, and women play an important role in the soldiers' lives. Discuss the play's portrayal of women.
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|Comune di Ventotene
Ventotene within the Province of Latina
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Ventotene, in Roman times known as Pandataria or Pandateria from the Greek Pandateria (Ancient Greek: Πανδατερία) or Pandatoria (Ancient Greek: Πανδατωρία),[1] is one of the Pontine Islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea, 46 kilometres (25 nmi) off the coast of Gaeta right at the border between Lazio and Campania, Italy. The municipality of Ventotene, of the province of Latina (Lazio) had 708 permanent residents as of 2008[update].
The island, the remains of an ancient volcano,[2] is elongated, with a length of 3 kilometres (2 miles) and a maximum width of about 800 metres (2,625 feet).
The municipality includes the small ancillary island of Santo Stefano, located 2 km (1 mi) to the east, which is the site of a massive prison, now closed. A further island, Ponza, is 40 km (25 mi) to the west.
Pandataria is best known as the island to which the emperor Augustus banished his daughter Julia the Elder in 2 BC, as a reaction to her excessive adultery. Later, in 29 AD, emperor Tiberius banished Augustus' granddaughter Agrippina the Elder,[3] who perished, probably of malnutrition, on October 18, 33 AD. After Agrippina the Elder's son Gaius, (better known as Caligula), became emperor in 37 AD, he went to Pandataria to collect her remains and reverently brought them back to Rome. Agrippina the Elder's youngest daughter, Julia Livilla, was exiled to Pandateria twice: the first time by her brother Caligula for plotting to depose him, and second time by her uncle, the emperor Claudius, at the instigation of his wife, Messalina, in 41 AD. Sometime later, Julia Livilla was discreetly starved to death and her remains probably brought back to Rome when her older sister Agrippina the Younger became influential as Claudius' wife. Another distinguished lady of the Julio-Claudian dynasty, Claudia Octavia, who was the first wife of the emperor Nero, was banished to Pandateria in 62 AD and then executed on the orders of her husband.[4]
This is also the island to which St. Flavia Domitilla, the granddaughter of emperor Vespasian, was banished.
A prison camp was created under the Bourbons and restructured under Benito Mussolini on the nearby island of Santo Stefano. There, up to 700 opponents, including 400 communists, were incarcerated between 1939 and 1943. One of them was Altiero Spinelli who wrote there a text now known as the "Ventotene Manifesto", promoting the idea of a federal Europe after the war.
During World War II, the island served as home to a 114-manned German garrison who defended a key radar station. On the night of September 8, 1943, an American PT boat slipped into Ventotene's harbor undetected and offloaded 46 American paratroopers from the 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion. The paratroopers met with a local exile from the Italian mainland who then lied to the German commander that there was a regiment of paratroopers on the island, deposited by a fleet of Allied ships. Terrified, the German commander demolished his positions, weapons, and quickly surrendered to the weaker American force before realizing his mistake. Ventotene was liberated at 3 AM without a shot being fired.
The island is connected by ferry and hydrofoil service to Formia and Anzio; this is supplemented by summer services from and to Ischia.
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The port has kept some tuff structures of the ancient Roman structure; on the island are also remains of villas and the extensive rainwater catchment system of channels and cisterns hewn from the bedrock, for the island has no natural springs of fresh water, which today is shipped in by tanker.
In July 2009, archaeologists announced the discovery of a "graveyard" of five ancient Roman ships in the deep waters off Ventotene, with their pristine cargoes of olive oil, garum and metal ingots.[5][6] One ship carried a full load of a kind of dish called a mortarium, in which foods were ground or mashed.[7][8] Some of the recovered objects were immediately placed on view at Ventotene.
The island of Santo Stefano seen from Ventotene
See also[edit]
- ^ W. Pape and Gustav Eduard Benseler, Wörterbuch der griechischen Eigennamen (F. Vieweg, 1884), p. 1121.
- ^ "Volcanic history of Ventotene". Annamaria Perrotta, Claudio Scarpati, Lisetta Giacomelli and Anna Rita Capozzi, "Proximal facies of a caldera forming eruption: the Parata Grande Tuff at Ventotene Island (Italy)." Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 1996.
- ^ Tacitus, The Annals 1.53
- ^ Tacitus, The Annals 14.63-64
- ^ "Ancient Roman shipwrecks found". BBC News. 24 July 2009. Retrieved 2010-11-19.
- ^ "Lost Ships of Rome". Secrets of the Dead. PBS. November 15, 2010. Retrieved 2010-11-19.
- ^ PBS, Lost Ships of Rome, viewed 2013-01-13.
- ^ Romans in Sussex. How did the Romans prepare their food? Accessed 2013-01-13.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ventotene.
- Ventotene official website
- 'Tiny, charming island offers taste of pure Italy', cnn.com/travel, October 6, 2008.
- Ventotene: An Island in The Global Herald, July 2011


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the experience of Barry Cunliffe and Leendart Louwe Kooijmans. It proposes to adopt new strategies in research and other spheres. If anything, the approach of the first Programme may have been too ambitious, with four major projects placing a considerable strain on financia1 and administrative resources. Two major
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themes are now being considered through studies of the current state of knowledge; these, on wetland settlement and on medieval rural settlement, will be published as the basis for research programmes to begin in 1998. Further geophysical survey and some limited excavation are also taking place at Tara.
C. 1997. Tam: an archaeological survey. Dublin: DisNEWMAN, covery Programme and Royal Irish Academy. Discovery Programme Reports 5. WEIR,D. 1995. A palynological study of landscape and agricultural development in County Louth from the second millennium BC to the first millennium AD: final report, Discovery Programme Reports 2: 77-126.
Archaeology and archaeometry: from casual dating to a meaningful relationship?
Most archaeology and anthropology departments are grouped as Humanities or as Social Sciences in university organizations. Where does that place the archaeometrists who approach the materials with the methods of physical and biological sciences? And where does it place the archaeologists themselves - especially when archaeometric studies have a large place in contract archaeology?
The 1981 Brookhaven round table Future Directions in Archaeometry saw archaeologists and archaeometrists engage in pointed criticism of each other (Olin 1982). Frank Hole's contribution ('Finding problems for all the solutions') expressed the feeling of many of the archaeologists present that much archaeometric research served no demonstrable archaeological purpose, while many archaeometrists expressed frustration with archaeologists' ignorance of the methods and limitations of archaeometry. In 1981there were very few individuals with training in both archaeology and in the physical or natural sciences, leading to the lack of mutual understanding that is evident in the Brookhaven proceedings. The panellists at Brookhaven were acutely aware of this division, but could not agree on a remedy. Some were in favour of training students in both archaeology and archaeometry; others feared that this would produce what one speaker called 'half-baked archaeologists who know a little bit of science' ( O h 1982: 71). Sixteen years on this fear seems to have been unjustified. Scientists without archaeological training still play an essential role in the development of techniques. But there are now a substantial number of the 'brokers' for whom Frank Hole called in 1981-those with enough archaeological training to spot meaningful research problems, and enough scientific training to pursue them. A good example of this is the use of 13C/'zC ratios
* Killick, Department of Anthropology and Department of Materials Science & Engineering, University of Arizona, Tucson AZ 85721, USA. Young, Archaeometry Laboratory, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University, Cambridge MA 02138, USA.
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Germany. Rhys Jones (pers. Childs (1994: 9) attributes this very largely to the influence of a few archaeologists. research units usually disappear if that individual retires. In Israel. In South Afkica. 1995). .REPORTS 519 to infer prehistoric diet. but. the main focus of our concern. Having overcome their intial reservations about each other. but it took an archaeometrist trained in both archaeology and radiocarbon dating to realize the implications for the reconstruction of past diets and of the spread of crop plants (Vogel & van der Merwe 1977). With this in mind we turn to the current relationship between archaeology and archaeometry in the USA. is now winning acceptance as a legitimate research specialty in archaeology.This bestowed formal recognition upon archaeometry as a legitimate branch of science and provides NERC-funded doctoral research studentships. Cambridge and Nottingham. This process is most advanced in Britain. Archaeometry is well integrated into prehistoric archaeology. which are essential for the continuing development of archaeometric techniques. Because funding is awarded to persons rather than projects. as in France and Britain. and are never replaced with archaeometrists on retirement (as has happened at the University of Toronto. J. Under these circumstances it is suprising that much good interdisciplinary work has been done. Archaeometallurgy came in for some harsh criticism at Brookhaven. by contrast. Funding of archaeometric research and development has been moved to the Natural and Environmental Research Council (NERC). to SMMY 1995) suggests that this reflects the nature of Australian archaeology. and have made archaeometry a major focus of their curricula. In Australia there are few courses taught in archaeometry but this there has nevertheless been a consistent flow of quality archaeometric research. archaeometry has had a mixed reception. They get little credit for this in their home departments. but archaeologists of the Iron Age and later historic periods are generally indifferent to archaeometry (Goldberg 1988. as at Bradford and Sheffield.the natural terrain of archaeometry . The duration of the relationship is clearly a major factor. In France the separation of the research units of the CNRS from the universities creates problems in transferring new research skills into the education of archaeologists. Germany. who recognized the dependence of African archaeology upon archaeometry and actively sought collaboration. comm. Radiocarbon dating was rejected by many European archaeologists in the 1950s and 1960s. most archaeometrists outside dating laboratories are renegade scientists or engineers. at thirty-something. some informal -it is difficult to maintain continuity or to educate the future producers and consumers of archaeometry without formal structure. to SMMY 1995). At the University of Cape Town. once a major centre of archaeometry). Gunneweg pers. but few do so now. Archaeology and archaeometry in 1997 The integration of archaeometry into archaeology varies by technique and by region. Sheffield. archaeologists and archaeometrists in some regions have been moving in together. Radiocarbon scientists had known since the late 1960s that the bimodal distribution of carbon isotope ratios in plants reflected different mechanisms of photosynthesis.loom large. The main conclusion that we draw from this overly compressed review is that while it is possible to do good archaeometric research in many settings -some highly structured. Molecular biology is a more recent arrival and is still trying to work out a meaningful relationship with archaeology. In Canada. Israel and Australia. palaeoenvironment and provenance .Australia and most other nations that do not recognize archaeometry as a legitimate branch of science. With the possible exception of Japan (see below) the relationship between archaeometry and archaeology in the rest of the world has not developed as far as in Britain. where some archaeology departments. There are no courses in archaeometry and few laboratory facilities on the African continent outside South Africa. have chosen to emphasize archaeometric research. The major flaw in the French and South African systems is lack of continuity. Archaeometry is even more fragile in nations such as Canada. where it enjoys no formal recognition. comm. as in recent excavations at Kebara and Hayonim caves (Weiner et al. dies or accepts a job elsewhere. all archaeology students must take at least a survey course in archaeometq. archaeometry is recognized as a legitimate branch of science and is funded accordingly. in which questions of chronology. notably Bradford.
Scott et al. (Figures calculated by DJK from data supplied by John Yellen. the Forest Service. TABLE 1 . the National Science Foundation's entire annual budget for archaeometry averages $1 million [TABLE l).015.793 694.974 559.338 928. Consider the case of radiocarbon dating.600 dating as % of funds disbursed 81 72 61 49 68 57 62 78 what archaeometry can and cannot do. de Atley & Bishop 1991. van Zelst 1991). but has been more than offset by Federal expenditures for CRM through the National Park Service. Archaeology and archaeometry in the USA Demand for archaeometric services in the USA has soared since 1981. (These are inevitably poorly attended.with perhaps another $1 million worth of archaeometric services purchased annually by archaeologists with grants from the NSF archaeology programme. Dunnell castigates archaeometrists for irrelevance. Proceedings of archaeometric symposia [particularly those of the Materials Research Society) do contain some papers that identify no archaeological problem. Stuiver & Reimer 1993).g. For comparison.859 891. and both they and Sabloff argue that the institutional structure of American universities discourages interdisciplinary ventures. as do other recent writers on this subject [e. the Bureau of Reclamation and the Department of Defense. We have found no national estimate of annual CRM spending on archaeometric services.019.520 REPORTS fiscal year 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 funds disbursed $ 680. but most of these-are the bastarud offipring of scientists who find a brief fling with the past a break from their usual routine. Sabloff 1991. de Atley & Bishop blame academic archaeologists for not making archaeometry part of the curriculum. Does this mean that the meaningful relationship advocated at Brookhavenhas come to pass? We think not. we agree with van Zelst (1991) that far too many American archaeologistsare poorly informed about archaeometry.g.101 914.918 926. The archaeometric community is certainly not blameless. almost entirely because of the growth of Cultural Resource Management (CRM).970 691.000 1. since many awards are disbursed over two or three years.) There have also been attempts to make complex archaeometrictechniques more user-friendly (e. Summer courses like those of the Center for Materials Research in Archaeology and Ethnography (CMRAE)at MIT. and internships at centres such as the Smithsonian Institution's Conservation Analytical Laboratory and the University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) have trained hundreds of young archaeologists in interdisciplinary research. There are still major problems with quality control in archaeometry.555 1.513 grants for dating $ 550.170 574. but some indication of its magnitude may be gleaned from estimates (obtained from sources in CRM) that annual spending on CRM archaeology in Arizona alone exceeds $30 million. the Bureau of Land Management.358 896. van Zelst denounces archaeologists as unwilling to learn Are archaeometrists to blame? We beg to differ from Dunnell. Dunnell1993.256 416. But in general we think that archaeometrists have made a sincere effort to overcome the criticisms levelled at Brookhaven.538 643.Funds disbursed 1986-1994 by the annual archaeometry competition of the Anthropology Program. National Science Foundation.836 580. 1990).337 454. of which at least 25% is spent on archaeometric services. The Society for Archaeological Sciences has run annual reviews of selected topics at the Society for American Archaeology meetings. Both the first and second interlaboratory radiocarbon calibration rounds revealed an alarming lack of precision and accuracy (International Study Group 1982.301 542. What do American archaeologists know about archaeometry ? While there are many examples of intelligent application of archaeometry to archaeological problems. in 1997 a scientist must have some lasting degree of commitment to archaeology to be called an archaeometrist. and chronic underfunding of research and development has meant that many methods have never been properly evaluated.) Different totals would result i f we listed grants awarded each year. Federal funding for academic archaeology [from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Endowment for the Humanities) has declined in real dollars since 1981. In the second of these exer- . This is not archaeometry.
Triadan 1997). decoration and paste. most from CRM projects. only 7 of the 38 laboratories that completed the round were able to demonstrate satisfactory accuracy and precision (Baxter 1990). American archaeologists should pressure their laboratories to participate in international calibration projects and to disclose their performance. whether geological or biological.Ottaway 1986. in the form of regular repeat analyses of samples of known age (e. but American archaeologists have had almost nothing to say (Shott 1992 is a rare exception). form. In the American southwest. there is also also much abuse of archaeometry in this setting. mineralogy of inclusions. regional and local geology. These examples (and there are many others) suggest that many archaeologists are too complacent about the quality of archaeometric data. then they are not likely to be included in bids submitted by CRM companies. These studies conclude that the weak-acid ICP data are incompatible with those produced by INAA. This checklist approach to analysis frustrates many CRM archaeologists of our acquaintance. For example. Baillie 1990). Long 1990).g. CRM archaeology in the USA is a fiercely competitive business. Far too many recent ceramic provenience studies rely for their archaeometric component entirely upon statistical analysis of chemical data. as in Triadan's recent study of the distribution of White Mountain Redware in Arizona (Triadan 1997). as in provenience studies. They should also ask radiocarbon laboratories to produce internal evidence of quality control. The development of rapid methods of chemical analysis has made provenience analysis a routine part of the archaeological tool-kit. petrography and with archaeological classifications by form. most CRM projects commission . Reviewers of the paper (including one of the present authors) noted potentially serious problems with this new technique. and do not appreciate the importance of variation in natural systems. decoration and paste colour) converge. but thousands of archaeological samples. but such an inference can only be considered secure when multiple lines of evidence (chemistry.REPORTS 521 cises. for example.g. The influence of CRM on archaeometry in the U S A Although there is much excellent interdisciplinary work in CRM.g. Such studies should collect data on a broad spectrum of potential foods before attempting to interpret chemical data obtained on human bone (e. but these methods are not always well used. if these are not specifically included in the Request for Proposals. But peer pressure or contractual obligations force archaeologists to undertake ceramic provenience studies. and many have turned to inexperienced analysts or to unproven techniques such as 'weak acid extraction' inductively-coupled plasma (ICP) spectrometry (Burton & Simon 1993). Archaeologists are now eager to undertake studies of past diets by chemical or isotopic techniques. There is no time for the controlled experiments or for the additional checks that academic archaeometrists might consider desirable. The main culprits are inflexible contracts that specify the analyses to be undertaken even before the sites have been excavated. had already been analysed by this technique before controlled comparisons of weak-acid ICP data with INAA and thin-section petrography were published (Neff et a l . Many other examples can be found. 1996. What other population of consumers in America displays so little concern for the quality of the product that it purchases? This is casual dating indeed! Only 4 of the 38 laboratories participating in the second study were American. concluded in 1990. and has driven demand for certain techniques beyond the supply of suitably trained and experienced analysts. and only pressure from consumers will weed out the bad laboratories from the good. Unfortunately. wastes public and private funds. demand for the established methods of ceramic petrology and neutron activation analysis (INAA) far exceeds analytical capacity. The technique is not therefore a reliable means of inferring ceramic provenience. The selection of the radiocarbon laboratory is the responsibility of the archaeologist alone. It is often assumed that distinct clusters in such data represent different loci of production. European archaeologists have been rightly critical of the lack of quality control in the radiocarbon community (e. Sealy & Sillen 1988). it is too often the case that archaeological samples are run without adequate study of chemical or isotopic variation in potential sources. Keegan & de Niro 1988.
for example in trying to infer differences in diet within synchronic populations. Stable carbon isotope analysis is a case in point. Who should p a y for research and development in archaeometry? Although the growth of CRM in the United States has fuelled demand for archaeometric techniques. and require all students to study it. To our knowledge.522 REPORTS large numbers of archaeological pollen analyses. This has been highly succesful in tracing the adoption of C4 cultigens. 1994b] show that. Other Federal agencies are however major consumers of archaeometric services. some universities outside the USA (Bradford. Archaeometry in the education of archaeologists How has education changed to reflect the greatly increased role of archaeometry within archaeology ? As noted above. Inferences about prehistoric diets based upon chemical analysis of archaeological bone are on much shakier ground. though grants to dating laboratories have accounted for between half and four-fifths of all expenditure in each year of the archaeometry competition (TABLE 1). funds to adapt and expand these for archaeology must usually come from the NSF budgets for archaeology and archaeometry. and it is clearly in their own self-interest to help fund development of archaeometric research that is relevant to their own interests. This programme has succeeded in funding a wider range of archaeometric research than before (Yellen 1982. Although other divisions of NSF. 1992). yet many skimp on the collection of the modern pollen samples that are needed to interpret the prehistoric pollen spectra. The lack of funding for research and development has led to techniques coming into wide use in archaeology before being properly researched.000 per year. except for strontium and barium. this is being studied by controlled feeding of rats and pigs (supported by the NSF Archaeometry). Many archaeologists are trying to use it for finer-grained analysis. CRM contributes little to fundamental research on archaeometric techniques. such as earth sciences and cell biology. Much of the data produced cannot be used in comparative work because of lack of consistency in analysis and reporting (Suzanne Fish pers. This may seem a long way from archaeology . Once other core support (mostly for neutron activation) is subtracted. comm. Thousands of bones have been analysed in the last 25 years. into C3 biomes such as eastern North America (Vogel & van der Merwe 1977) and the Amazon (van der Merwe et al. 1981) over the longue durke. to DJK 1994). The only significant source of funding for this in the USA is the annual NSF Archaeometry competition. where systematic provision has been made for archaeometry within CRM and where uniform standards are set for analysis and reporting (Izumi Shimada pers. American archaeology may have something to learn in this respect from Japan. to DJK 1997). created in 1984 1 to provide core funding on a competitive basis to laboratories supplying archaeometric services. support fundamental research on techniques. But it is not yet understood from what components of the diet bone collagen and bone apatite are formed (Sillen et al. There is clearly not enough money in this system at present to fund development of all the techniques that have potential for archaeology. comm. Those who set policy for archaeology within the various Federal agencies should also set uniform standards for the purchase. and 2 to fund research into new techniques. the amount left for development of all other archaeometric techniques has has in recent years averaged around $300. but recent reviews of the nutritional and physiological literature (Ezzo 1994a. Sheffield. there is little experimental evidence that the concentration of the chemical elements in bone correlates with their abundance in the diet. only two American uni- .but is absolutely necessary if isotopic reconstructions of diet are to be scientifically defensible. The responsibility for ensuring that archaeometric work within CRM projects is not wasted lies squarely with those who write the Request for Proposals and with the State Historic Preservation Officers (SHPOs) who must approve CRM research design at the state level. or about four to six research projects. quality and reporting of archaeometric work across the whole span of Federal archaeology. 1989). such as corn. Cape Town) have chosen to offer a concentration in the area of archaeometry.
Archeomaterials 7: 161-5. Towards an integrated interface for archaeology and archaeometry.L. Report of the international workshop on intercomparison of radiocarbon laboratories: a summary of the meeting. Archaeologists also have to be able to assess the use of archaeometry in archaeological literature. and 3 that additional funds for research and development of archaeometric techniques be raised by harvesting a small portion of current CRM archaeology spending by Federal agencies.T. and the indequate funding of research on archaeometric technique and development. 1994. We also thank Jeff Altschul. Nature 298: 61S-23. Sarah Vaughan. 1988. P. DE NIRO. S. 1993. INTERNATIONAL STUDY GROUP. lished radiocarbon dates. Checking back on an assemblage of pubBAILLIE. Radiocarbon 32: 389-91. Childs (ed. BISHOP.J. Teresita Majewski. Putting the 'chemistry'back into archaeological bone chemistry analysis: modelling potential paleodietary indicators. Conclusion and recommendations We conclude that some progress has been made since Brookhaven. 1994b. BAXTER. sampling and interpretation on their own. CHILDS. Acknowledgements.and nitrogen-isotope ratios of bone collagen used to study coralreef and terrestrial components of prehistoric Bahamian diets.). Acid extraction as a simple and inexpensive method for the compositional characterization of archaeological ceramics. DUNNELL.T. in S. KEEGAN. & EW. Supplement to 11. Mark Pollard. in Bishop & Lange: 358-82. Jan Gunneweg. W. R. M. The ceramic legacy of Anno 0. & M. Our recommendations for the USA are: 1 that all archaeology students should take at least a survey course in archaeometry.F. American Antiquity 58: 45-59.1988. and to identify and support key centres for archaeometric services. Rhys Jones. References M. David Kingery. An early draft of this paper was pren Archaeology at Harvard sented to the conference Science i University in October 1994. the USA lags a long way behind. We are most grateful to Jeff Dean. Ezzfl. Niwot (CO): University of Colorado Press. The time has come for one or more universities to introduce a graduate degree in archaeometrytarchaeological science. Michael Schiffer. R. but it is not mandatory.& R. LANCE (ed. It is obviously preferable to work with an experienced archaeometrist. Steve Shackley. & A. BibIical Archaeologist 51: 197-202. BISHOP. At least a dozen other American universities offer such a course. J. Our experience with survey courses on archaeometry at the University of Arizona and at Harvard University has been that fewer than one in ten archaeology graduate students elect to take it. A.G. American Antiquity59: 606-21. None of these individuals necessarily endorse any of t h e opinions expressed in this paper. where students are put through a curriculum that integrates archaeological and archaeometric training. which brings us to the problem of the acute shortage of trained archaeometrists in the USA. LONG. Garth Sampson. 1991. 1990. Shepurd. Almost all archaeological projects now include an archaeometric component. Paul a n d Suzanne Fish. Julie Stein..W. BURTON. and to deal with problems of experimental design. American Antiquity 53: 320-36. Society.1991. Stable carbon. but the supply of experienced archaeometrists has not increased in proportion to the demand for their services. 1990. 1990. 2 that urgent measures be taken to increase the numbers of trained archaeometrists.). Radiocarbon 32: 361-6. 34. Zinc as a paleodietary indicator: an issue of theoretical validity in bone-chemistry analysis. We believe that a course that concentrates on making archaeologists educated consumers of archaeometry should be required of all archaeologists. DEATLEY. Why archaeologists don't care about archaeometry. Society. Increasingly archaeologists will be forced to commission analyses on a fee-forservice basis from remote laboratories. The two fields are best (though not perfectly) integrated in Britain. The appropriate model for this is the programme at the University of Bradford. 1994a.G. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 13: 1GOLDBEKC. J. MASCA Papers in Science and Archaeology. S. SIMON.L. Izurni Shimada and Michael Tite for useful comment o n earlier drafts. Jeff Rcid. An inter-laboratory comparison of radiocarbon measurements in tree rings. 1993. 1982. A quality assurance protocol for radiocarbon laboratories. Radiocarbon 32: 393-7.H. . culture and technology in Africa: an introduction.REPORTS 523 versities (Southern Methodist University and Boston University) require all graduate students in archaeology to take at least a survey course in archaeometq. Philadelphia (PA): University of Pennsylvania Museum.L. Michael Wayman a n d John Yellen for information. but that archaeology and archaeometry are still poorly integrated. The archaeologist as viewed by the geologist.C. We believe that the major problems hindering the closer union of the two fields in America are the lack of attention paid to archaeometry in the education of archaeologists and archaeometrists. culture ond technology in Africa: 7-14.
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Kayla Michelle Finley, 27, ended up spending a night at the county jail before posting a $2,000 personal recognizance bond and being released.
According to CNN, the movie at the center of this story is Monster-In-Law, starring Jennifer Lopez and Jane Fonda. It was rented from a video store, Dalton Videos, that is now out of business.
Authorities say a warrant was issued years ago for Finley's arrest after the video wasn't returned within 72 hours of being rented. They also say she was sent certified letters about the alleged crime.
Here's where what at first sounded funny turns more serious. The story has led to lots of joking on social media — some of it not too nice — at Finley's expense. A woman who identifies herself as Finley has gone on the Facebook page of Fox Carolina News to defend herself and call out those who've had less than kind things to say.
"I didn't rent a movie with the intent of keeping it," she writes. She moved out of the state "and honestly forgot all about it just as I'm sure some of you haters have done. I'm no criminal, but Pickens County sheriffs office sure made me feel like I was."
What's more, the woman writes that the old warrant only came up because she had gone to the police station to report a possible crime and authorities ran a check on her.
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InstaMesh is the advanced routing protocol developed by Rajant that powers Kinetic Mesh Networks. It allows for continuous and instantaneous routing of wireless and wired connections, and enables complete network mobility, robust fault tolerance, high throughput and low latency – all with minimal maintenance and administration. BC|Commander is used to monitor the status of Kinetic Mesh networks formed using Rajant BreadCrumb wireless network nodes and InstaMesh routing technology. With the introduction of InstaMesh and BC|Commander version 11, network administrators and users will realize a number of benefits, including:
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