Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Maps xi
4. Tables xiii
5. Figures xv
6. 1 The Challenges of Cause and Explanation in Historical Ecology, Demography, and Movement 3
7. Section I Historical Ecology and Extreme Events in the Southwest
8. 2 Historical Ecology in Southwestern Archaeology 19
9. 3 Terminal Pleistocene Paleoindian Ecology and Demography 29
10. 4 Sunset Crater and Little Springs Volcano Eruptions 47
11. 5 Changing Landscapes of Early Colonial New Mexico 73
12. Section II Approaching Convergence in Archaeological Demography
13. 6 Cause and Explanation 93
14. 7 Why All Archaeologists Should Care about and Do Population Estimates 103
15. 8 Quantifying Morbidity in Prehispanic Southwestern Villages 121
16. 9 Demographic Patterns in the Prehispanic Puebloan Southwest 137
17. 10 Ethnogenesis and Archaeological Demography in Southwest Vecino Society 155
18. 11 The Stress of History 177
19. Section III Movement in the American Southwest
20. 12 Tracking Movement in the American Southwest 201
21. 13 Turquoise Trade in the San Juan Basin, AD 900–1280 213
22. 14 You Get It Here, I’ll Get It There 231
23. 15 Modeling Post–AD 700 Population Movements and Culture in the Upper San Juan Region 257
24. 16 Movement of People and Pots in the Upper Gila Region of the American Southwest 275
25. References 297
26. Contributors 385
27. Index 387