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	~~'''Clary Ranch''', formerly~~ a ~~private cattle ranch~~, is ~~a site of multiple [[archaeological dig]]s, many of which produced significant [[Artifact (archaeology)\|artifact]]s and [[fossil\|remains]]~~.		Bonus: WP Twin and WP Twin Auto Backup: (link to ) While not a theme, I think this software is essential if you are maintaining your Wordpress blog or regularly create new blog sites. You can either install Word - Press yourself or use free services offered on the web today. One really cool features about this amazing and free wp plugin is that the code it generates is completely portable. s and intelligently including a substantial amount of key words in the title tags, image links, etc. Understanding how Word - Press works can be a challenge, but it is not too difficult when you learn more about it. <br><br>Always remember that an effective linkwheel strategy strives to answer all the demands of popular search engines while reacting to the latest marketing number trends. If you are a positive thinker businessman then today you have to put your business online. Our Daily Deal Software plugin brings the simplicity of setting up a Word - Press blog to the daily deal space. t need to use the back button or the URL to get to your home page. As soon as you start developing your Word - Press MLM website you'll see how straightforward and simple it is to create an online presence for you and the products and services you offer. <br><br>Your Word - Press blog or site will also require a domain name which many hosting companies can also provide. The following piece of content is meant to make your choice easier and reassure you that the decision to go ahead with this conversion is requited with rich benefits:. If you loved this article and also you would like to acquire more info with regards to [http://familylobby.com/greathouse/clickfeed.asp?url=https://wordpress.org/plugins/ready-backup/ wordpress backup] nicely visit our page. After age 35, 18% of pregnancies will end in miscarriage. Our skilled expertise, skillfulness and excellence have been well known all across the world. Purchase these from our site, or bring your own, it doesn't matter, we will still give you free installation and configuration. <br><br>The next thing I did after installing Wordpress was to find myself a free good-looking Wordpress-theme offering the functionality I was after. php file in the Word - Press root folder and look for this line (line 73 in our example):. To do this, you should link your posts to other relevant posts that you've created. A whole lot worse, your site will likely be useless as well as your merchandise won't sell if no one has the endurance to wait for the web pages to load. Word - Press offers constant updated services and products, that too, absolutely free of cost. <br><br>He loves sharing information regarding wordpress, Majento, Drupal and Joomla development tips & tricks. Sanjeev Chuadhary is an expert writer who shares his knowledge about web development through their published articles and other resource. Just download it from the website and start using the same. This is because of the customization that works as a keystone for a SEO friendly blogging portal website. The 2010 voting took place from July 7 through August 31, 2010.

	~~==Clary Ranch History==~~

	~~Clary Ranch was first reported to~~ the ~~[[University of Nebraska State Museum]] (UNSM) in 1970~~. ~~Rancher Oren V. Clary had noticed artifacts, charcoal,~~ and ~~[[bison]] remains eroding from~~ the ~~base of a cut bank in Ash Hollow Draw. In 1979, archaeologist [[Thomas Myers (archaeologist)\|Thomas Myers]] began the first of four consecutive month-long summer field seasons from 1979-1983~~. ~~Myers was assisted by [[vertebrate]] [[paleontologist]]~~s ~~[[R. George Corner]]~~ and ~~[[Lloyd G. Tanner]]. Though much was found, the site was never fully reported on until [[Matthew G Hill]] started~~ a ~~comprehensive analysis~~ of ~~the bison remains in 1997. Hill's report was completed several years later and used~~ in ~~his doctoral dissertation from~~ the ~~[[University of Wisconsin–Madison]]. From Hill's assessment new questions of the site arose~~, ~~so a series of field seasons were held between 2001 and 2004~~.

	~~===1979~~-~~1982 Excavations===~~
	~~The first [[excavations]] of Clary Ranch were led by Myers~~, ~~Corner, and Tanner, and the crews consisted of volunteer members of the [[Nebraska Archaeological Society]]. The excavations averaged 50 1x1 meter units excavated each summer~~. ~~In the end of the '82 season, a total of approximately 194 m~~<~~sup~~>2<~~/sup~~> had been excavated over two different areas: Area A had 182 m<sup>2</sup> excavated, while Area B, which was located 8 m west of the main block, had 12 m<sup>2</sup> excavated. It was standard protocol for the excavators to only identify map larger [[fauna]]l remains, articulated remains, and formal artifacts. Though smaller elements were not mapped, they were collected by unit and level. This meant that minimally each recovered item has a 1 by 1 m excavation unit provenience.

	~~From these field seasons,~~ the ~~UNSM collected a bison assemblage~~ of ~~1966 ([[Number of Identified Specimens\|NISP]]) specimen. From these elements,~~ the ~~minimum~~ number ~~of individuals at the site is 41~~. ~~Though many specimen~~ have ~~been identified, most~~ of the ~~bones are fragmentary with only 15 long bones that were unbroken~~. ~~This information, coupled with~~ the ~~247 unidentified long bone shaft fragments, highly suggests that~~ the ~~assemblage was processed for [[Bone marrow\|marrow]]~~. ~~Based on volumetric data from modern bison,~~ it is ~~estimated that 4.5 gallons of marrow were acquired. This is because almost all long bones (90%) were processed~~ for ~~marrow, no matter how much nutrition they provide.~~

	~~===2001-2004 Excavations===~~
	~~Upon completion of his 1997 faunal analysis, Matt Hill was left with several questions that were currently unanswerable given~~ the ~~data sets~~. ~~In order to attempt to answer remaining questions, two field sessions totaling 15 days were held using "reconnaissance-type investigations~~ <~~ref~~>~~Raynolds, R. G., editor, ''Roaming the Rocky Mountains and Environs: Geological Field Trips'' '''Geological Society of America: Field Guide 10''' Geological Society of America, Boulder~~<~~/ref~~>~~" to re~~-~~expose past excavations, identify areas~~ of ~~intact sediment,~~ and ~~assess~~ the ~~potential for renewed excavations~~. ~~The site returned positive results for excavations, so in 2003 an [[Iowa State University]] field school was held. The main goal of~~ this ~~field school was~~ to ~~review the recovery methods employed by the UNSM, specifically, if the excavations methods shaped the~~ [~~[Stone tool\|lithic]] collections, which was void of [[debitage\|microdebitage]]~~. ~~The 2003 excavations were located in between 10 previous units, all of which had produced bison remains, but no lithic material~~. ~~The area was separated into 1x1 m<sup>2<~~/~~sup> units, which were then separated into 16 25x25 cm<sup>2<~~/~~sup> sections and excavated at arbitrary levels of 2 cm<sup>2<~~/~~sup>~~.~~<ref>Raynolds~~, R. ~~G., editor~~, ~~''Roaming the Rocky Mountains~~ and ~~Environs: Geological Field Trips'' '''Geological Society of America: Field Guide 10''' Geological Society of America, Boulder</ref> One of~~ the ~~most important results of the 2003 excavations was the extraction of [[collagen]]~~ from ~~a bison femur shaft fragment that provided the first [[Radiocarbon dating\|radiocarbon]] date for the~~ site, ~~which was 9040~~ <~~math~~>~~\pm~~<~~/math~~>35 years before present.<ref>Hill, Matthew G., ''Late Paleoindian (Allen/Frederick Complex) Subsistence Activities at the Clary Ranch Site, Ash Hollow, Garden County, Nebraska'' Plains Anthropologist, Vol 50, No 195, pgs 249-~~263, 2005</ref>~~

	~~Secondly, no chipped stone artifacts were recovered in [[situ]]. Thirty~~-~~three pieces of microdebitage were recovered using [[Mechanical screening\|water screening]] techniques,~~ the ~~largest of which measured 7 millimeters~~. ~~From this information it was figured that~~ the ~~UNSM excavations were unbiased towards small artifacts. Second, this contrasted UNSM data of areas featuring heavy artifact~~ and ~~debitage clusters, which helps argue~~ for ~~specified use of areas~~ in ~~the site~~. ~~Using~~ this ~~information~~, ~~Hill sought~~ to ~~answer even more questions, and in 2004 he returned for another field school with funding from the National Science Foundation.~~

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~

	~~===General references===~~
	~~{{refbegin}}~~
	*Hill, M.G.. et al., '~~'Faunal exploitation by Early Holocene hunter/gatherers on~~ the ~~Great Plains of North America: Evidence from~~ the ~~Clary Ranch sites~~.~~'' Quaternary International (2007)~~
	* Hill, ~~Matthew G.~~, ~~2008 '''Paleoindian Subsistence Dynamics on the Northwestern Great Plains: Zooarchaeology~~ of ~~the Clary Ranch and Agate Basin Site'''s BAR International Series, 1756 Oxford~~
	* Holven, Adam C., ~~''A GIS Analysis of Paleoindian site structure at the Clary Ranch site'' Unpublished masters thesis, Iowa State University~~, ~~2006~~
	* Raynolds, R. G.~~, editor, ''Roaming~~ the ~~Rocky Mountains~~ and ~~Environs: Geological Field Trips'' '''Geological Society of America: Field Guide 10''' Geological Society of America, Boulder~~
	* Hill, Matthew G., ''Late Paleoindian (Allen/Frederick Complex) Subsistence Activities at the ~~Clary Ranch Site, Ash Hollow, Garden County, Nebraska'' Plains Anthropologist, Vol 50, No 195, pgs 249-263, 2005~~
	* Hill, Matthew G.~~, et al., ''2001 Investigations at~~ the ~~Clary Ranch Site, Nebraska'' CRP 19, pgs 32-34, 2002~~
	* Hill, Matthew G., ~~et al~~.~~, ''A New Stratified Late-Paleoindian Locality on the Clary Ranch, Ash Hollow, Garden County, Nebraska'' CRP 23, pgs 110-112, 2006~~
	~~{{refend}}~~

	~~{{coord missing\|Nebraska}}~~

	~~[[Category:Archaeological sites in Nebraska]]~~
	~~[[Category:Geography of Garden County, Nebraska]]~~
	~~[[Category:Pre-statehood history of Nebraska]]~~

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			==Clary Ranch History==

			Clary Ranch was first reported to the [[University of Nebraska State Museum]] (UNSM) in 1970. Rancher Oren V. Clary had noticed artifacts, charcoal, and [[bison]] remains eroding from the base of a cut bank in Ash Hollow Draw. In 1979, archaeologist [[Thomas Myers (archaeologist)\|Thomas Myers]] began the first of four consecutive month-long summer field seasons from 1979-1983. Myers was assisted by [[vertebrate]] [[paleontologist]]s [[R. George Corner]] and [[Lloyd G. Tanner]]. Though much was found, the site was never fully reported on until [[Matthew G Hill]] started a comprehensive analysis of the bison remains in 1997. Hill's report was completed several years later and used in his doctoral dissertation from the [[University of Wisconsin–Madison]]. From Hill's assessment new questions of the site arose, so a series of field seasons were held between 2001 and 2004.

			===1979-1982 Excavations===
			The first [[excavations]] of Clary Ranch were led by Myers, Corner, and Tanner, and the crews consisted of volunteer members of the [[Nebraska Archaeological Society]]. The excavations averaged 50 1x1 meter units excavated each summer. In the end of the '82 season, a total of approximately 194 m<sup>2</sup> had been excavated over two different areas: Area A had 182 m<sup>2</sup> excavated, while Area B, which was located 8 m west of the main block, had 12 m<sup>2</sup> excavated. It was standard protocol for the excavators to only identify map larger [[fauna]]l remains, articulated remains, and formal artifacts. Though smaller elements were not mapped, they were collected by unit and level. This meant that minimally each recovered item has a 1 by 1 m excavation unit provenience.

			From these field seasons, the UNSM collected a bison assemblage of 1966 ([[Number of Identified Specimens\|NISP]]) specimen. From these elements, the minimum number of individuals at the site is 41. Though many specimen have been identified, most of the bones are fragmentary with only 15 long bones that were unbroken. This information, coupled with the 247 unidentified long bone shaft fragments, highly suggests that the assemblage was processed for [[Bone marrow\|marrow]]. Based on volumetric data from modern bison, it is estimated that 4.5 gallons of marrow were acquired. This is because almost all long bones (90%) were processed for marrow, no matter how much nutrition they provide.

			===2001-2004 Excavations===
			Upon completion of his 1997 faunal analysis, Matt Hill was left with several questions that were currently unanswerable given the data sets. In order to attempt to answer remaining questions, two field sessions totaling 15 days were held using "reconnaissance-type investigations <ref>Raynolds, R. G., editor, ''Roaming the Rocky Mountains and Environs: Geological Field Trips'' '''Geological Society of America: Field Guide 10''' Geological Society of America, Boulder</ref>" to re-expose past excavations, identify areas of intact sediment, and assess the potential for renewed excavations. The site returned positive results for excavations, so in 2003 an [[Iowa State University]] field school was held. The main goal of this field school was to review the recovery methods employed by the UNSM, specifically, if the excavations methods shaped the [[Stone tool\|lithic]] collections, which was void of [[debitage\|microdebitage]]. The 2003 excavations were located in between 10 previous units, all of which had produced bison remains, but no lithic material. The area was separated into 1x1 m<sup>2</sup> units, which were then separated into 16 25x25 cm<sup>2</sup> sections and excavated at arbitrary levels of 2 cm<sup>2</sup>.<ref>Raynolds, R. G., editor, ''Roaming the Rocky Mountains and Environs: Geological Field Trips'' '''Geological Society of America: Field Guide 10''' Geological Society of America, Boulder</ref> One of the most important results of the 2003 excavations was the extraction of [[collagen]] from a bison femur shaft fragment that provided the first [[Radiocarbon dating\|radiocarbon]] date for the site, which was 9040 <math>\pm</math>35 years before present.<ref>Hill, Matthew G., ''Late Paleoindian (Allen/Frederick Complex) Subsistence Activities at the Clary Ranch Site, Ash Hollow, Garden County, Nebraska'' Plains Anthropologist, Vol 50, No 195, pgs 249-263, 2005</ref>

			Secondly, no chipped stone artifacts were recovered in [[situ]]. Thirty-three pieces of microdebitage were recovered using [[Mechanical screening\|water screening]] techniques, the largest of which measured 7 millimeters. From this information it was figured that the UNSM excavations were unbiased towards small artifacts. Second, this contrasted UNSM data of areas featuring heavy artifact and debitage clusters, which helps argue for specified use of areas in the site. Using this information, Hill sought to answer even more questions, and in 2004 he returned for another field school with funding from the National Science Foundation.

			==References==
			{{Reflist}}

			===General references===
			{{refbegin}}
			*Hill, M.G.. et al., ''Faunal exploitation by Early Holocene hunter/gatherers on the Great Plains of North America: Evidence from the Clary Ranch sites.'' Quaternary International (2007)
			* Hill, Matthew G., 2008 '''Paleoindian Subsistence Dynamics on the Northwestern Great Plains: Zooarchaeology of the Clary Ranch and Agate Basin Site'''s BAR International Series, 1756 Oxford
			* Holven, Adam C., ''A GIS Analysis of Paleoindian site structure at the Clary Ranch site'' Unpublished masters thesis, Iowa State University, 2006
			* Raynolds, R. G., editor, ''Roaming the Rocky Mountains and Environs: Geological Field Trips'' '''Geological Society of America: Field Guide 10''' Geological Society of America, Boulder
			* Hill, Matthew G., ''Late Paleoindian (Allen/Frederick Complex) Subsistence Activities at the Clary Ranch Site, Ash Hollow, Garden County, Nebraska'' Plains Anthropologist, Vol 50, No 195, pgs 249-263, 2005
			* Hill, Matthew G., et al., ''2001 Investigations at the Clary Ranch Site, Nebraska'' CRP 19, pgs 32-34, 2002
			* Hill, Matthew G., et al., ''A New Stratified Late-Paleoindian Locality on the Clary Ranch, Ash Hollow, Garden County, Nebraska'' CRP 23, pgs 110-112, 2006
			{{refend}}

			{{coord missing\|Nebraska}}

			[[Category:Archaeological sites in Nebraska]]
			[[Category:Geography of Garden County, Nebraska]]
			[[Category:Pre-statehood history of Nebraska]]

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