An edition of Archaeological investigations along U.S. 191 Near Wide Ruins, Apache County, Arizona
(2013)
Archaeological investigations along U.S. 191 Near Wide Ruins, Apache County, Arizona
by Helga Wöcherl and Jenny L. Adams
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Archaeological investigations along U.S. 191 Near Wide Ruins, Apache County, Arizona
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Table of Contents
Introduction. Environment ; History ; Previous research ; Research questions ; Field methods : general ; Ethnography ; Analyses ; The storied landscape / Sarah A. Herr
Landforms, soils, and indigenous agricultural potential near Wide Ruins, Apache County, Arizona. Environmental setting ; Site geomorphology and stratigraphy ; Regional correlations ; Soil-geomorphic context of indigenous agriculture / Gary Huckleberry
The Red Ant Site / Sarah A. Herr
The Black Ant Site / Jenny L. Adams
The Kanine Site / Sarah A. Herr
The Kin Ten Ten Site / Sarah A. Herr
Small sites in the sand dunes / Sarah A. Herr
Osteological documentation of human burials from the U.S. 191 Wide Ruins Archaeological Project / Kimberly Spurr
Ceramic production and consumption in the Wide Ruins area / Sarah A. Herr
Wide Ruins flaked stone / R. Jane Silva
Ground stone tools and ecofacts recovered during the Wide Ruins Archaeological Project / Jenny L. Adams
Faunal remains from the U.S. 191 Wide Ruins Archaeological Project. Wide Ruins vertebrate faunal material ; Wide Ruins shell analysis / Jennifer A. Waters and Arthur W. Vokes
Plant macroremains and resource use near Wide Ruins, Arizona / Michael W. Diehl, Nicholas Beale, and Luther Leith
Wide Ruins pollen analysis / Susan J. Smith
Navajo ethnographic study for the U.S. 191 Wide Ruins Archaeological Project. Environmental and cultural setting ; Research methods ; Wide Ruins Navajo traditional history ; Navajo traditions and concerns about Anasazis ; Traditional cultural places in or near the project area / Klara Kelley and Harris Francis
Pueblo perspectives on the ancient landscapes of Wide Ruins. Understanding a place ; Time, space, and traditional knowledge ; The people who went north : Zuni landscape perspectives ; The ancestors are here : Hopi landscape perspectives ; Conclusions: A shared community, a shared authority / Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh
What happened here? / Sarah A. Herr
Soil profile descriptions / Gary Huckleberry
Ceramic wares and eypes / Sarah A. Herr
Supplemental groundstone data / Jenny L. Adams
Supplemental faunal data from the U.S. 191 Wide Ruins Archaeological Project / Jennifer A. Waters
Wide Ruins pollen results / Susan J. Smith
Petrographic data / Elizabeth J. Miksa.
Edition Notes
"TRACS No. 191 AP 390 H 6025 01C, Project No. U-191-E-505."
"Prepared for Arizona Department of Transportation, Environmental and Planning Group, Phoenix, Arizona."
Includes bibliographical references.
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