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Antelope Cave: A Dry Ancestral Puebloan (Virgin Anasazi) Site in Northwestern Arizona

Part of: Society for American Archaeology 80th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (2015)

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Other Keywords
settlement • Subsistence • Zooarchaeology • Dna • Archaeoparasitology • Pollen • diabetes • seeds/starch • Quids, Yucca, Wild Tobacco, Flowering Stalk • Antelope Cave

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North America - Southwest


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  1. Antelope Cave and Far Western Anasazi Lifeways of the Virgin River Region (2015)
  2. Dietary Reconstruction Based on Coprolites from Antelope Cave (2015)
  3. DNA Identification of Prehistoric Puebloan Quids (2015)
  4. Parasites in Antelope Cave (2015)
  5. Patch choice model predictions for jackrabbit processing at Antelope Cave, Arizona (2015)
  6. Quids with Wild Tobacco (Nicotiana) Flowering Stems Inside (2015)
  7. The Setting: Location, Environment and Excavation History (2015)

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    adam brin
  • tDAR ID
    29449
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