Season of death of the Hiscock mastodonts
essay 1988 Fisher, Daniel C.

Early Paleo-IndianNew World > New World
The author examined samples from the tusks of the proboscideans at the Hiscock site to determine the season of death, suggesting that those that died at the end of winter largely died of natural causes, and that those that died in the fall mostly had...

Mastodons, mammoths, and humans in the North American mid-continent
essay 2004 Fisher, Daniel C.

Early Paleo-IndianNew World > New World
The author discusses proboscidean hunting, meat caching, seasonality, and environmental quality as reconstructed from life histories recorded in tusks, and how such factors may have contributed to proboscidean extinction....

Evidence for butchery of the Burning Tree mastodon
essay 1994 Fisher, Daniel C. et al.

Early Paleo-IndianNew World > New World
The authors describe mastodon bones found at the Burning Tree Golf Course, concentrating on marks that support their hypotheses of how the animal was butchered and the meat stored. Radiocarbon dates were obtained from the surrounding strata, and from...