Yellowjacket District (Geographic Keyword)

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Archaeological Investigations at the Lost Canyon Substation Site, Montezuma County, Colorado (1981)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Alan D. Reed. P. R. Nickens. S. L. Larralde.

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IDENTIFICATION OF MACROFLORAL REMAINS FROM THE EWING SITE (Y7), YELLOW JACKET, COLORADO (1998)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Kathryn Puseman.

Five botanic samples and a macrofloral sample were examined from the Ewing Site (Y7), which is part of a triangular space (the “hinterlands”) within the Yellow Jacket district of southwestern Colorado. Many of the sites in the Yellow Jacket locality were occupied during the Pueblo II (AD 1050-1150) and Pueblo III (AD 1150-1300) periods; however, the Ewing site is believed to predate the main occupation of the area and reflect occupation during the early Pueblo II or Basketmaker III periods....