Bandelier National Monument (Geographic Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Henry Wolcott. Toll. Peter J. McKenna. June. Crowder.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only C. Britt Bousman.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only C. Britt Bousman. Paul Larson. Frances Levine.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda J. Scott.

Test excavations were conducted at two cave sites in Alamo Canyon, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico during the summer of 1977 by the National Park Service. In conjunction with these studies, pollen samples were taken at both sites (LA 13659 and LA 12117) for the purpose of providing paleo-environmental data for the occupational periods at the sites, to identify culturally important elements of the environment, and if possible to identify certain use areas within the sites studied.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda J. Scott.

In June of 1977 an intense forest fire took place in Bandelier National Monument and on adjacent United States Forest Service lands burning approximately 15,270 acres. A significant number of archaeological sites were differentially affected by the fire and the La Mesa Fire Study was initiated by the National Park Service to determine the various effects of fire on archaeological sites and materials.