MICHAEL K. FAUGHT, Ph.D.
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Senior Archaeologist Courtesy Assistant Professor Phones:
Cell 850-445-1538
Home/Office 850-350-1290
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Presentations
Info about submerged prehistoric sites
Paleoindian Projectile Point Database
Archaeological Research Cooperative
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Research Genres and Analytic Expertise Archaeological Consultant for Submerged Prehistoric Sites and Maritime Archaeology Predictive modeling for submerged prehistoric sites, methods of U/W site survey and excavation Geoarchaeological approach - remote sensing paleolandscapes for finding and managing submerged prehistoric sites Analytic Specialties: side scan and subbottom profiler remote sensing, magnetometry, chipped stone analysis and projectile point typology Paleoindian scholarship; Clovis origins; emergence of Archaic cultures North American Archaeology and Culture History: integration of archaeological, biological, and linguistic data |
Document Downloads
Archaeological Damage From Offshore
Dredging:
Program in Underwater Archaeology (PUA) (formerly at
pua.fsu.edu)
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Selected Publications
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Faught, Michael K.
2008 Archaeological Roots of Human Diversity in the New World: A Compilation of Accurate and Precise Radiocarbon Ages from Earliest Sites. American Antiquity 73(4):670-698
Faught, Michael K.
2006 Paleoindian
Archaeology in Florida and Panama: Two Circum-Gulf Regions Exhibiting Waisted
Lanceolate Projectile Points. In Paleoindian Archaeology: A Hemispheric
Perspective, edited by J. Morrow and C. Gnecco. University Presses of
Florida, pp 164-183
Faught, Michael K. and Norr, Lynette 2005 The
National Reservoir Inundation Study Of 1975-1980 and Its Relevance For A Case
Study From Lake Alajuela, Panama.
Damming the Past Edited by Steven Brandt, Lexington
Books, Lanham MD. Faught,
Michael K. 2004 The
Underwater Archaeology of Paleolandscapes, Apalachee Bay, Florida. American Antiquity Volume. 69, Number 2:275-289
Faught, Michael K. 2003 Geophysical
Remote Sensing and Underwater Cultural Resource Management of Submerged
Prehistoric Sites in Apalachee Bay: A Deep-Water Example, Site Predictive
models, and Site Discoveries Proceedings: Twenty First Annual Gulf of
Mexico Information Transfer Meetings, 2002 Minerals Management
Service, New Orleans. Dr. Richard J. Anuskiewicz and Mr. David A. Ball,
Co-chairs; Edited by Melanie McKay
Faught, Michael K.,
Michael Hornum, Brinnen Carter, R. Christopher Goodwin, S. David Webb 2003 Earliest
Holocene Tool Assemblages from Northern Florida with Stratigraphically
Controlled Radiocarbon Estimates (Sites 8LE2105 and 8JE591) Current
Research in the Pleistocene, 20:16-18.
Marks,
Brian S. and Michael K. Faught 2003 Ontolo
(8JE1577): Another Early Prehistoric Site Submerged on the Continental Shelf
of NW Florida. Current Research in the Pleistocene 20:49-51
Faught, Michael K. 2002-2004 Submerged
Paleoindian and Archaic Sites of the Big Bend, Florida. Journal of
Field Archaeology Volume 29, No. 3/4.
Anderson,
David G. and Faught, Michael K. 2000 Paleoindian
Artefact Distributions: Evidence and Implications. Antiquity 74:507-513
Anderson, David G. and Faught, Michael K 1998 Distribution
of Fluted Paleoindian Projectile Points: Update 1998. Archaeology of Eastern North America 26:163-187
Faught, Michael K. and Carter, Brinnen 1998 Early
Human Occupation and Environmental Change in Northwestern Florida. In As the World Warmed: Human Adaptations
Across the Pleistocene‑Holocene Boundary, edited by Berit Eriksen and
Lawrence G. Straus Quaternary
International Volume 49/50:167-176 Mabry,
Jonathon; Freeman, Andrea K.L.; Faught, Michael K. 1998
Paleoindian Complexes of the Terminal Wisconsin and Early
Holocene. In Paleoindian and Archaic Sites in Arizona, edited
by Mabry, Jonathon, Center for Desert Archaeology, Tucson. Faught, Michael K. and Donoghue, Joseph F. 1997 Marine
Inundated Archaeological Sites and Paleofluvial Systems: Examples from a
Karst Controlled Continental Shelf Setting in the Apalachee Bay, Northeastern
Gulf of Mexico. Geoarchaeology 12 (5): 417-458
Also available for download: 1996 Clovis Origins and Underwater Prehistoric Archaeology in Northwestern Florida. Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson.
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