Beginning in the mid-nineteenth century, large numbers of people from mainland China emigrated to the United States and other countries seeking employment. Over the years, numerous archaeological and historical investigations of the overseas Chinese have taken place. This work presents the results of some of those studies.
Beginning in the mid-nineteenth century, large numbers of people from mainland China emigrated to the United States and other countries seeking employment. Over the years, numerous archaeological and historical investigations of the overseas Chinese have taken place. This work presents the results of some of those studies.
Acknowledgements List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Part One: Rural Contexts The Documentary Record of an Overseas Chinese Mining Camp Darby C. Stapp Archaeological Evidence of Chinese Use along the Lower Salmon River, Idaho David A. Sisson Idaho's Chinese Mountain Gardens Jeffrey M. Fee The Study of Faunal Remains from an Overseas Chinese Mining Camp in Northern Idaho Julia G. Longenecker and Darby C. Stapp Part Two: Urban Contexts The Overseas Chinese in El Paso: Changing Goals, Changing Realities Edward Staski Inventory Records of Ceramics and Opium from a Nineteenth Century Chinese Store in California Ruth Ann Sando and David L. Felton Animal Bones from Historic Urban Chinese Sites: A Comparison of Sacramento, Woodland, Tucson, Ventura, and Lovelock Sherri M. Gust Part Three: Work and Leisure The Chinese Cannery Workers of Warrendale, Oregon, 1876-1930 John L. Fagan Besides Polly Bemis: Historical and Artifactual Evidence for Chinese Women in the West, 1848-1930 Priscilla Wegars Chinese Opium Smoking Techniques and Paraphernalia Jerry Wylie and Richard E. Fike Part Four: Analytical Techniques The Manganese/Cobalt Ratio in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Asian Porcelain Harvey Steele Sourcing and Dating of Asian Porcelains by Elemental Analysis Alison Stenger Part Five: Comparative and Theoretical Studies Form and Adaptation: Nineteenth Century Chinese Miners' Dwellings in Southern New Zealand Neville A. Ritchie Old Approaches and New Directions: Implications for Future Research Roberta S. Greenwood Contributors Index
Acknowledgements List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Part One: Rural Contexts The Documentary Record of an Overseas Chinese Mining Camp Darby C. Stapp Archaeological Evidence of Chinese Use along the Lower Salmon River, Idaho David A. Sisson Idaho's Chinese Mountain Gardens Jeffrey M. Fee The Study of Faunal Remains from an Overseas Chinese Mining Camp in Northern Idaho Julia G. Longenecker and Darby C. Stapp Part Two: Urban Contexts The Overseas Chinese in El Paso: Changing Goals, Changing Realities Edward Staski Inventory Records of Ceramics and Opium from a Nineteenth Century Chinese Store in California Ruth Ann Sando and David L. Felton Animal Bones from Historic Urban Chinese Sites: A Comparison of Sacramento, Woodland, Tucson, Ventura, and Lovelock Sherri M. Gust Part Three: Work and Leisure The Chinese Cannery Workers of Warrendale, Oregon, 1876-1930 John L. Fagan Besides Polly Bemis: Historical and Artifactual Evidence for Chinese Women in the West, 1848-1930 Priscilla Wegars Chinese Opium Smoking Techniques and Paraphernalia Jerry Wylie and Richard E. Fike Part Four: Analytical Techniques The Manganese/Cobalt Ratio in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Asian Porcelain Harvey Steele Sourcing and Dating of Asian Porcelains by Elemental Analysis Alison Stenger Part Five: Comparative and Theoretical Studies Form and Adaptation: Nineteenth Century Chinese Miners' Dwellings in Southern New Zealand Neville A. Ritchie Old Approaches and New Directions: Implications for Future Research Roberta S. Greenwood Contributors Index
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