Take a look at a new M.A. thesis out of the University
of West Florida:

Mark Martinkovic

Patterns in the Piney Woods : naval stores site
catchment analysis and predictive model, Washington
County, Florida / by Mark F. Martinkovic.
Published in 2006

I'm sure you can ILL the thesis or track down Mark in
the bayous and swamps of New Orleans, he is working
for URS out of their Slidell, LA office.

Jason Burns
UWF Alumni


--- Iain Stuart <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Remember site catchment analysis? 
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> 
> Mostly it seems to be applied to prehistoric, Middle
> Eastern, or
> Mesoamerican but has anyone applied it in historical
> archaeology? I cannot
> recall reading anything but maybe someone has. It
> would seem logical to do
> so seeing as how it is firmly based on human
> geography of then (1960s)
> society. 
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> I would be interested to get any citations.
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> 
> yours
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> 
> Dr Iain Stuart
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