From Dancing Man to Hummingbird: Long-Term Prehistoric Change in Southwest Colorado: Volume 1: Synthesis
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Editor: Chenault, Mark L.
Publisher: Bureau of Reclamation
Pub Date: 2004
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Fair. Binding tight. No marks, tears, bends or folds. Wear to front and rear cover spine edges. Very light edge and corner wear. Appears unused.
Notes: Bureau of Reclamation Cultural Resources Report No. 2003-16. Excavation of 9 sites, 5 in the Lone Pine area and 4 in the Towaoc area of southwestern Colorado. Testing and data recovery prior to construction of irrigation canals associated with the McPhee Reservoir and Dolores Archaeological Project. “All investigated sites date to the Basketmaker III, Pueblo I, Pueblo II, or Pueblo III periods; three of the sites contained Pueblo I and Pueblo II and Pueblo III components. Basketmaker III sites comprise four out of the five sites….Periods of occupation were determined using relative and, when available, absolute dating methods.” (From the Introduction)
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