Prehistoric Uses of a Developing Floodplain: Archaeological Investigations on the East Bank of the Santa Cruz River at A-Mountain
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Authors: Mabry, Jonathan B.; Lindeman, Michael W.; and Wöcherl, Helga
Publisher: Desert Archaeology, Inc.
Pub Date: 1999
Binding: Paperback (wire-o binding)
Condition: Good. Wire-o binding tight. No marks, tears, bends or folds. Some edge and corner wear. Smudging to all three text blocks.
Notes: Fieldwork done on two sites along the I-10 corridor–AZ BB:13:534 and AZ BB: 13:535. Site 534 had both Archaic and historical features. Site 535–the East Bank Site–was a multicomponent site within the project right-of-way. “Archaeological data recovered from these sites indicate that the same set of environmental characteristics attracted settlers to this part of the valley through at least the last 2,600 years…During the Hohokam Sedentary period, pottery exchange relationships between inhabitants of this locale and other Tucson Basin settlements became less varied and complex, perhaps due to decreased social integration in the region.” (From the Abstract) VERY RARE. NO copies available for sale.
