The Archaeology of Russian Colonialism in the North and Tropical Pacific Edited by Peter-R Mills and Antoinette Martinez Kroeber Anthropological Societ Papers Number 81, 1997 - . Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers No. 81, 1997 The Archaeology of Russian Coloniali in the North and Tropical Pacific Edited by Peter R. Mills and Antoinette Martinez Table of Contents Russian Colonialism in the North and Tropical Pasific: An introduction ................................... I Kent G. LighfooL4 Archaeological Research Facility, Department of Anthropology, University of Cahfornia, Berkeky Russins m Alaska, 1784: Foundations ofColomal Society at Thre Saints Harbor, Kodiak Isl nd ................................................................... ........................ 10 Aron L Crowell, Arctic Studies Center, Smithsonian Instition The Ogin of Colonial Glass Production in Irkutak: Research Perspectives . .................. .......... 42 OIeg Y. Bylv*ov, PAD., Ir*usk Rssia Searching for California's First Shipyard: Remote sing Suveys at Fort Ross ................... 50 James M. Allan, Imtitutefor Western Marifime Archaeolog, Uninsity of California, Berkely Subsistence, Ethnicity, and Vertebrate Exploitation at the Ross Colony . ................................. 84 Thomas A. Wake, ZooaeogLaboratory, UCLA institute of Archaeology Ethnicity and Chronology at Metini, Fort Ross State Historic Park, Califona .. ................... 116 Hah BaUard Pacific Legacy, Inc. View From the Ridge: The Kashaya Pomo in a Russian-Amerinm Company ContexL ......... 141 Antoite Martinz, Department ofAntopology, Unrsity of Cakforni Berkley Historical Eh and Arhlogy ofRussian Fort Elisabeth State HistoricalPk, Waimea, Kaa'i. .................................................................. 157 PeterR. Mills, Department ofAUflhropolo Unirity of Vermont The Age ofRussian e iaism Oi North Paific .............................................................. 187 Gknn Farris, California Department ofParks and Recreation The Archaeology of Russian Colonialism in the North and Tropical Pacific Edited by Peter R. Mills and Antoinette Martinez Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers Number 81, 1997 The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers, Number 81 C 1997 Kroeber Anthropological Society Editorial Committee: Cari Borja, Stephen Collier, David Kojan, Katherine MacKinnan, Damani Partridge, Laura Schreiber, Eduardo Serafin, Rachael Stryker, William T Whitehead Printed by Copy World, San Francisco, CA Membership: Subscription is by membership in the Kroeber Anthropological Society. Dues for student members are $18.00, for regular members (including institutions) are $20.00, and all foreign subscribers $27.00 in US currency. 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Bychkov, Ph.D., Irkutsk, Russia Searching for California's First Shipyard: Remote Sensing Surveys at Fort Ross .50 James M. Allan, Institute for Western Maritime Archaeology, University of California, Berkeley Subsistence, Ethnicity, and Vertebrate Exploitation at the Ross Colony .84 Thomas A. Wake, Zooarchaeology Laboratory, UCLA Institute of Archaeology Ethnicity and Chronology at Metini, Fort Ross State Historic Park, Califonia . 116 Hannah Ballard, Pacific Legacy, Inc. View From the Ridge: The Kashaya Pomo in a Russian-American Company Context . 141 Antoinette Martinez, Department ofAnthropology, University of California, Berkeley Historical Ethnography and Archaeology of Russian Fort Elisabeth State Historical Park, Waimea, Kaua' i .157 PeterR. Mills, Department ofAnthropology, University of Vermont The Age of Russian Imperialism in the North Pacific .187 Glenn Farris, California Department of Parks and Recreation