Dendrochronology (Other Keyword)

201-205 (205 Records)

West Ruin great house architectural documentation AZRU-G04-30 (2000)
IMAGE Gary Brown.

Aztec West, Sector 6, overview (photographed by Gary Brown prior to backfilling). Summer 2000 Architectural Documentation. Image AZRU-G04-30: Exterior view looking east along west facade from west of West Ruin.


West Ruin great house room backfilling AZRU-G03-11 (2000)
IMAGE Gary Brown.

Aztec West, Sector 3, Backfilling Kiva F (photographed by Gary Brown during backfilling operation). Two-story room conveyor set-up. No publication exists on the kivas excavated by AMNH (but see unpublished Morris kiva notes). Image AZRU-G03-11: Mechanical loading of conveyors for Kiva F delivery. Image AZRU-G03-12: Spreading backdirt in Kiva F. Image AZRU-G03-13: Mechanical loading of conveyors for Kiva F delivery. Image AZRU-G03-14: Mechanical loading of conveyors for Kiva F delivery. Image...


Wooden Ritual Artifacts from Chaco Canyon, New Mexico: the Chetro Ketl Collection (1978)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Gordon Vivian. Others.

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Woodrats Rule! Climbing and Coring in Southeast Utah Cliff Dwellings (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only William Lipe. RG Matson.

For the past decade Tom Windes and his volunteer band of merry beamsters--the Woodrats-- have been collecting dendrochronological samples from cliff dwellings in the Natural Bridges and Cedar Mesa areas of southeastern Utah. As a result, the number of dated sites has increased dramatically, and it has become clear that in the AD 1200s, building in these canyons declined before the onset of the "great drought" of 1276-1299. The meticulous maps and records made by the Woodrats also enable...


Yukon River Spruce Growth (1953)
DOCUMENT Citation Only James L. Giddings, Jr..

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