POLLEN ANALYSIS AT BAKER VILLAGE (26WP63), EASTERN NEVADA

Summary

Baker Village represents at least two occupations, one in the AD 1000s and the later

probably in the AD 1200s. Twelve pollen samples were examined from the central house, seven

pithouses, three surface structures that functioned as storage structures, and a ramada. Pollen

analysis was undertaken to provide information concerning subsistence during both occupations,

as well as to define differences in economic activity between pithouses and storage structures.

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