Irrigation (Other Keyword)
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For aboriginal agriculturalists, subsistence strategies are tightly constrained by ecological conditions. The primary carbohydrate staple of prehistoric communities in the American Southwest (Zea mays) derives from low-altitude, subtropical conditions in Mesoamerica and is at its environmental limit on the cooler, more arid Colorado Plateau. In areas like Cedar Mesa in southeastern Utah, environmental limitations were addressed by either of two strategies. Dry farming with summer monsoonal...
Panguitch City Irrigation System (1983)
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Parinello Irrigation Ditch Crr # 13-963 (1995)
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Payne Irrigation Pond Row (1984)
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Phase 1 Cultural Resource Study Santa Barbara Mission Park Rose Garden Irrigation Systemm Santa Barbara, California (1992)
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Phase I Archaeological Resource Evaluation For the Proposed Irrigation Reservoir Expansion Project at the Valley Club of Montecito, Santa Barbara County, California (1990)
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A Phase I Cultural Resources Investigation of the Summit Heights Project Area, Located in North Fontana, San Bernardino County, CA. 35PP (1996)
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Phase III Cutural Resources Investigation: Archaeological Monitoring Program for the Landings 750 LLC Project Area, a 200 + / - Acre Property Located in North Fontana, San Bernardino County, CA. 45PP (1997)
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Piping At Ojo Caliente Irrigation Laterals Lines B-D For BIA-Aao (1992)
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Piping At Ojo Caliente Irrigation Laterals, Line a For BIA-Aao (1992)
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The Political Economy of Qalas and Canals in Greater Khorasan (2016)
Neo-evolutionary models for the emergence of early complex polities propose a causal relationship between political centralization and the development of large-scale irrigation networks. Decades of field research and historical analysis have made available a large dataset of settlement patterns and irrigation networks in lowland Central Asia, but information regarding settlement and agriculture in the highlands of Central Asia during this time is less well understood. The relationship between...
Pollen Analysis At an Historic Site, Forked Stick Hogan, La 20239, On the Navajo Indian Irrigation Project, Block IX New Mexico (1982)
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Post Irrigation & Pumphouse Pipeline Project At Tesuque Pueblo, NM For BIA (1979)
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Precolonial irrigation systems and settlement Patterns in the valley of Rimac - Peru. (2017)
This investigation is an archaeological analysis of the lower Rimac River Valley, located in the Peruvian Central Coast, where several irrigation channels, that were originated from the River allowed the cultivation of a great extension of land in this valley. The objectives of this study were to establish the occupation sequence and settlement pattern in those artificial valleys in Precolonial times and their relation with this irrigation system. Modern and old maps and aerial photos were used...
Prehistoric Irrigation Canals Identified from Skylab III Imagery Over Phoenix, Arizona (1975)
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Prehistory and History of the Ojo Amarillo Archaeological Investigations of Block II, Navajo Indian Irrigation Project, San Juan County, New Mexico (1980)
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Proposed Remodeling of Malta Irrigation District Headquarters Office Building: Determination of Eligibility For Inclusion In the National Register of Historic Places and Recommendations (1992)
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Rehab of Cabresto Irrigation Ditch, Questa, NM For Usace (1992)
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Reinterpreting the rise of the state in Mesopotamia as a self-organizing process engendered by the interaction of interpersonal behavior and religious eschatology (2015)
Anthropologists have long used "integration theory" to explain the rise of the state in Mesopotamia. This perspective, derived from functionalism, structural-functionalism, general systems, or cultural ecology, sees state emergence as a response to problems of population growth, ecological distress, competition, warfare, or the need to organize long distance trade. Integration theory is thus "top down." That is, it posits that state governance is imposed upon a population as a social solution...
Remote Sensing at Andreas and Murray Canyons, Palm Springs, California: Photointerpretation and Field Verification of Irrigation Features-Final Report (1985)
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Report On a Subsurface Testing Evaluation of the Pivot 3 To Pivot 1 Irrigation Line, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Irrigation Project, Lake Oahe, in Dewey County, South Dakota (1985)
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Report On a Survey of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Irrigation Project, Lake Oahe, in Dewey County, South Dakota (1983)
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Reservoir and Drip and Sprinkler Irrigation System Project (1984)
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Results of Monitoring for Cultural Resources During the Construction of the Irrigation and Water Intake System at the Tri-Cities Center For Graduate Studies (1986)
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Riparian Oases and Environmental Variation during the Archaic Period in Southern Arizona, 4000 to 2000 BP (2016)
Late Archaic forager-farmers in the Sonoran Desert lived in a resource-rich but water-poor environment. Rivers that flowed through major valleys supported lush riparian habitat, creating linear oases bounded by foothills covered by desertscrub vegetation and “sky island” mountain ranges. Hunting and foraging in these diverse ecosystems supported small but stable populations throughout the region, and by 4000 BP low-level maize agriculture was incorporated into the subsistence diet....