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The report aims to analyze various archaeological aspects of late Holocene adaptations at Vandenberg Air Force Base.

February 2, 2026Open Access

VAFB-2008-06b: CA-SBA-212: Sea Mammal Hunting and Other Late Holocene Littoral Adaptations, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Santa Barbara County, California, VOLUME II: APPENDICES

CLClayton LebowEarth Island Institute DHDouglas R. HarroEarth Island Institute RMRebecca L. McKim

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The report aims to analyze various archaeological aspects of late Holocene adaptations at Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Analysis of radiocarbon dating for chronological context.
Evaluation of fish bones to understand dietary practices.
Examination of plant remains through archaeobotanical methods.
Study of obsidian sources for tool production insights.
Assessment of lithic tools and shell beads with detailed attributes.
Chronological insights from radiocarbon data highlight significant periods for adaptations.
Fish bone analysis reveals a diverse diet involving marine resources.
Archaeobotanical findings indicate local plant use for various purposes.
Lithic tool analysis shows technological advancements over time.
Shell bead attributes contribute to understanding trade and social practices.

Abstract

This document is volume 2 of the report Sea Mammal Hunting and Other Late Holocene Littoral Adaptations on Vandenberg Air Force Base. This volume is comprised of 8 appendices that present A) radiocarbon data, B) fish bone analysis, C) archaeobotanical analysis, D) obsidian analysis, E) lithic tool attributes and analysis protocols, F) shell bead attributes, G) provenience information log and specimen catalog, and H) curation correspondence.

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