Little Colorado River Drainage (Geographic Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Linda Popelish.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Paul S. Martin. James N. Hill. William A. Longacre.

The data published herewith present all details of all artifacts excavated at Broken K Pueblo, Arizona, during the season of 1963. The descriptions include name of type; descriptive details, such as measurements, frequency of each type, find-spot; and complete rendering of all counts of potsherds by types, by levels and by provenience. These materials were recovered by the Southwest Archaeological Expedition of the Field Museum of Natural History under the direction of Martin, Hill, and...

DOCUMENT Citation Only A. Stanley Granger. Donald E. Weaver, Jr..

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Leslie Spier.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Sarah Herr. A.E. Rogge.

Pithouse period settlement on the southern Colorado Plateau was the subject of vibrant research in the mid-twentieth century as Southwest archaeologists explored the validity of the Mogollon and Anasazi archaeological culture areas. In subsequent years the region became a laboratory for anthropology, as the rich data lent itself to studies of population dynamics in the famously heady days of New Archaeology. Since the mid-1970s, research on these first millennium A.D. sites has been confined to...