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Sean Dunham <[log in to unmask]>
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HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 4 Oct 2005 11:50:29 -0400
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Ron,

Carol Serr had already posted that info.  See below.

Sean

>>> [log in to unmask] 09/16/05 02:04PM >>>
Hi Sean,

I (in my ignorance) had never heard of this, but it makes sense...and
could be helpful, I suppose.  So...I went searching...and did find a
reference to Rathje's study...  "the Garbage Project constructed a
"pull-tab typology" for Tucson, AZ. (You can see it for yourself in
the
May 1991 National Geographic, page 131.)"
http://www.mswmanagement.com/msw_0012_beyond.html 

Interesting article (the above link) that the above citation came
from.

"In fact, archaeologist Stan South once used the density of pull-tabs
to
determine the relative popularity of different campsites and trails in
parks."

Well, cant find anything else quickly...but maybe someone else knows.
If you do find a reference other than Rathje's...could you let me
know?
Thanks.

Carol

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