Archaeological surveying

Archaeological surveys of the Mogollon and Mimbres cultures in order to better understand the Hohokam culture.

Crucial importance of potsherds in conducting surveys of the Southwest in the absense of other tangible artifacts.

An examination of clues left by the Red-on-Buff (Hohokam) culture in the vicinity of the Gila Basin as they pertain to understanding the culture; clues including pottery sherds, rubbish mounds, and architectural ruins.

Critical analysis of similarities and differences in various tree-ring data obtained from the Medicine Valley in an attempt to reach a consensus as to the date of the ruins in the region.

Archaeological survey of the ruins near the Grand Canyon- specifically, the ruins of 2 kivas located near the pueblos.

Paper revising a prior Medallion paper concerning excavations of Snaketown and the presentation of new theories about the "Mogollon" culture based on new analysis and information.

Describes the excavations and findings at the White Mound and the Red Mesa Valley areas and their significance to the Pueblo cultures.

The purpose of this report is to describe the pottery types which developed in the Chihuahua Branch series

A survey of the origins and evolution of Indian cultures and development of classification schemes to place the cultures in various periods.

A survey of the extent to which the Red-on-buff culture expanded along its western front despite geographic obstacles.