Utility Wares (Other Keyword)
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Pecos Archeological Consultants undertook the archeological survey of two easements scheduled to be impacted by Geophysical Service, Inc. These easements are situated on federal lands in Chaves County, New Mexico. Ten archeological sites were recorded during this survey. Pecos Archeological Consultants is recommending that clearance be granted to Geophysical Service, Inc. project as planned, provided the archeological sites are avoided.
Connecting Tijeras Pueblo: Identifying Utility Ware Communities of Practice (2015)
This poster summarizes data on Southwestern utility wares from Tijeras Pueblo (LA 581), a fourteenth century village site in the Central Rio Grande region of New Mexico. Attributes such as paste color, vessel form, and surface modification were analyzed in order to characterize utility ware "communities of practice" at Tijeras Pueblo. Furthermore my research seeks to compare these aspects of utility ware form, style and production methods with those from adjacent areas of the Rio Grande a well...
An Enduring Tradition: the Nineteenth-Century Use of Redware in the Pennsylvania-German Cultural Region (1986)
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Phase Ib Archeological Survey of Alternates for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Access Road, Somerset County, Maryland (1991)
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