ANT100Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Millingstone Horizon, Formative Stage, Semi-Arid Climate
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Diffuse economy (broad spectrum); seasonal migrations part of scheduled annual round. Increasingly specialized technology for resource acquisition (baskets, seed beaters, milling stones, etc. ) Adaptation to new ecological zones (different micro-environments): coast littoral; coastal and. Interior parklands; oak-pine-grass transition; montane coniferous; interior lakes; desert. The campbell tradition: 4-1. 5 ka; found along s. cal. 4 ka), replacing late archaic people not widely accepted. The late pacific period: the rise of chumash culture. Called late pacific by some, middle and late periods by others (king, arnold, etc. ), 1. 5 ka to early spanish mission period (early 1700s) Culminates with contact-era chumash culture, santa barbara channel region, both mainland and islands. Canalino tradition: name given to late pacific along s. cal. Coast: marked by steadily growing population; people concentrated in villages on both mainland and channel islands. Offshore fishing and sea mammal hunting, using plank canoes (tomols can cross the channel to the mainland to trade resources and such as well); 2.
