EMAP Ronnie - LA 45103 Unit 2, 1991

Michael Diehl

EMAP Ronnie - LA 45103 Unit 2, 1991

Part of the EMAP Ronnie (LA45103) - Unit Summaries project

Year: 1991

Summary

This report documents the results of excavations within one room, designated Unit 2, of two rooms excavated at site 83NM400 in July and August of 1991. (Site 83NM400 is a Late Classic Mimbres/Tularosa (LCM/L) phase masonry roomblock(s) of at least four rooms with an extensive associated ceramic sherd and lithic scatter) . The rooms were excavated by undergraduate students

enrolled in the University at Buffalo (UB) archaeological field school, and graduate students from the anthropology departments of UB and the University of Chicago.Excavations at this site were conducted as part of the ongoing Black Range Land Use Study under the overall supervision of Dr. Margaret Nelson (University at Buffalo) . Daily excavations at the site were directed by Michael Diehl (Black Range Land Use study - Research Associate, M.A. Anthropology, University at Buffalo) in

Unit 2, and David Kile (M.A. Anthropology, University of Chicago), in Unit 1. This research was supported by a Biomedical Research Support Grant from the University at Buffalo (??), the National

Geographic Society (grant #? ) , and the University at Buffalo Research Foundation (field school).