Excavations (Archaeology)

Based on excavations at Mesa Verde National Park, this paper outlines the region's cultural stages between 525 and 1200 AD.

Analyzes the implications of the excavations at Snaketown for cultural phases and evolution of the Hohokam.

Re-analyzes the original data from Snaketown in light of increased knowledge of adjacent cultures and developments in tree-ring research.Re-analyzes the original data from Snaketown in light of increased knowledge of adjacent cultures and developments in

Excavations from the early-to-mid 1930's in southeastern Arizona, southwestern New Mexico and northern Mexico resulted in the classification of a new culture, the Cochise culture.

Group of people visually surveying a large area.

Kathleen Scheifele and Carol Gifford show position of McDonald bowls. Stored vessels of McDonald Corrugated and Reserve white-on-red in a burned room at Point of Pines Pueblo.

Joel Canby is starting testing at plaza at Point of Pines Pueblo (AZ W:10:50).

Therese Dawson, Clare Williams, Elisabeth Tooker and Emily Schupp sorting sherds.

Jim Gifford sorting artifacts.

Excavations (Archaeology); Archaeology--Study and teaching (Higher); University of Arizona. Archaeological Field School; Tooker, Elisabeth; Point of Pines Site (Ariz.);