Northern New Mexico (Geographic Keyword)

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Brief History of the Chama Basin. In: Salvage Archaeology in the Chama Valley, New Mexico (1953)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Albert H. Schroeder.

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Monitoring Report of the Lateral P-1, Lateral P-5, Lateral P-5 Extension and Unit 235 Looplines As Part of Phillips Petroleum Company's San Juan Coal Seam Gas Water Gathering System in San Juan County, New Mexico (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only David B. Bunker.

Navajo Dam Propect: Dendrochronological Section, Final Report, October 1961 - May 1962, Laboratory of Tree Ring Research (1962)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Thomas A. Lee, Jr.. Bryant Bannister.

Niche Construction and Common Pool Resource Management in Marginal Environments: A Diachronic Approach (WGF - Dissertation Fieldwork Grant) (2018)

DOCUMENT Full-Text R. J. Sinensky.

This resource is an application for the Dissertation Fieldwork Grant from the Wenner-Gren Foundation. Anthropologists have long been concerned with the immense variety of collective institutions developed by small-scale societies to foster solidarity, inculcate values, and manage resources. Long-term studies tracking the development and maintenance of such institutions would greatly benefit a range of social science disciplines, but are unfortunately rare. To this end, the proposed project...

Petroglyphs of Northcentral New Mexico (1939)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Etienne B. Renaud.

PHYTOLITH AND PROTEIN RESIDUE ANALYSIS OF GROUNDSTONE AND LITHIC ARTIFACTS FROM SITES LA 123288, LA 123289, LA 123291, AND LA 123292, NORTHERN NEW MEXICO (2009)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Chad Yost.

Thirteen lithic tools and five groundstone artifacts were submitted for protein residue and phytolith analysis, respectively, from four sites (LA 123288, LA 123289, LA 123291, and LA 123292) on the Rio Grande floodplain near the Sandia Mountains in northern New Mexico. These sites were excavated as part of the proposed I-25 construction. The goal of these analyses is to better understand plant and animal subsistence and utilization at these sites.

POLLEN AND CHARCOAL ANALYSIS OF STRATIGRAPHIC SAMPLES FROM TAPIA ARROYO AND RIO PUERCO, NEW MEXICO (2002)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings.

Twenty four stratigraphic samples were examined for pollen and charcoal from two arroyos in northern New Mexico. This study was designed as a pilot study to examine the possibility of sampling these locations at closer intervals to refine any paleoenvironmental interpretations deemed possible through this analysis. Pollen analysis provides a look at vegetation, while charcoal counts provide a means of assessing fire history. In addition, an archaeoclimatic model was examined to provide...

POLLEN AND MACROFLORAL ANALYSIS AT LA 2, AGUA FRIA SCHOOLHOUSE SITE, NORTHERN NEW MEXICO (1989)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings. PaleoResearch Institute.

Pollen and macrofloral analysis at this fourteenth century adobe pueblo concentrated on remains from pits and firepits to provide subsistence data. These features were located in trash areas, or were exterior firepits.

PROTEIN RESIDUE ANALYSIS OF THREE PROJECTILE POINTS FROM SITE LA 150615, RIO ARRIBA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO (2009)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Chad Yost.

Three projectile points and a single soil control sample were submitted for protein residue analysis from site LA 150615, located in Rio Arriba County, northern New Mexico. All three artifacts are from a pit house feature with a Pueblo I-II affiliation (ca. A.D. 700-1050). Protein residue analysis may help determine what animals were hunted, and/or what animal remains were processed using these tools.

Six Historic Pottery Types From Spanish Sites in New Mexico. In: Collected Papers In Honor of Lyndon Hargrave, Edited By B. H. Schroeder, PP. 77-93 (1968)