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Critical analysis of similarities and differences between various cultures of North and Central America.Digital Heritage
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Methodology and instruments for carrying out tree-ring analysis with the goal of determining age of archaeological structures and artifacts.Digital Heritage
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A survey of the extent to which the Red-on-Buff culture expanded along its eastern front despite geographic obstaclesDigital Heritage
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Navajo Nation, ArchivesCategory
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Crucial importance of potsherds in conducting surveys of the Southwest in the absense of other tangible artifacts.Digital Heritage
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Gladwin compares the previous work done on the architecture of the Flagstaff culture by Colton, Spicer, McGregor and Hargrave with tree-ring dating done by Douglass and McGregor and concludes that the tree-rings dates are in direct conflict.Digital Heritage
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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.Digital Heritage
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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.Digital Heritage
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Pueblo, ArchivesCategory
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Describes the excavations and findings at the White Mound and the Red Mesa Valley areas and their significance to the Pueblo cultures.Digital Heritage
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Archaeological survey of the ruins near the Grand Canyon- specifically, the ruins of 2 kivas located near the pueblos.Digital Heritage
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Examination of the validity of the commonly accepted tree-ring drought theory as applied by archaeologists in establishing timelines for the various cultures in the Southwest.Digital Heritage
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A survey of the extent to which the Red-on-buff culture expanded along its western front despite geographic obstacles.Digital Heritage
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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.