Ritualized Animal Burials at Champagne Spring - Part II: Analysis and interpretation of burial fauna in Structure 37, Champagne Spring - 5DL2333
Author(s): Robin Lyle
Year: 2017
Summary
Excavations in Structure 37, an early Pueblo II period kiva at Champagne Spring Ruins in Dolores County Colorado, encountered the ritualized burials of numerous turkeys, canids and an American Crow. These buried animals represented part of the final closure of the structure. The description, analysis and interpretation of these remains are discussed in detail.
Cite this Record
Ritualized Animal Burials at Champagne Spring - Part II: Analysis and interpretation of burial fauna in Structure 37, Champagne Spring - 5DL2333. Robin Lyle. 2017 ( tDAR id: 437904) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8MG7S38
Keywords
General
Abandonment Ritual
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Animal Burial
Geographic Keywords
American Southwest
Temporal Keywords
Pueblo II - III
File Information
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| CS-Animal-Burials-Part-II-FINAL.pdf | 2.02mb | Aug 19, 2017 | Aug 22, 2017 2:24:21 PM | Public | |
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