Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Figures ix
4. Tables xv
5. Introduction Pushing Boundaries 3
6. Part 1 Bears Ears National Monument
7. 1 Bears Ears National Monument 13
8. Part II Chronological “Big Data” and Pre-Columbian History in the US Southwest
9. 2 Out of Sight but Not Out of Mind 33
10. 3 The Promise and Peril of Seductively Large Tree-Ring Date Distributions 53
11. 4 Chronometric Data Synthesis and the Late Holocene Archaeological Record of Southern New Mexico and Western Trans-Pecos Texas 74
12. 5 Modeling Time from 2100 BC to AD 1450 in Central and Southern Arizona 94
13. 6 An Introduction to Wiggle-Match Dating and an Examination of Its Potential Impact on Chronological Studies in the Southwest 116
14. 7 Theory, Technique, and Performances 134
15. Part III A Return to Context
16. 8 Pushing the Boundaries of Clothing Research 159
17. 9 Shelves to Knowledge 183
18. 10 Obsidian Use and Circulation in the Greater Reserve Area in the American Southwest 194
19. 11 Dating Early Pueblo I Villages in Southeastern Utah 218
20. 12 Using Old Collections to Gain New Insights on Totah Social Identity 240
21. 13 Secret Ingredients 262
22. 14 Reassessing a Century of Excavation Data and Faunal Remains from Chaco Canyon 278
23. Part IV Expanding Perspectives on Plains-Pueblo Interactions
24. 15 Reach 299
25. 16 Of Cotton Blankets and Bison Hides 321
26. 17 The Rio Grande Origins of the Plains Biographic Tradition 341
27. 18 Social Mechanisms of Plains-Pueblo Economics 366
28. 19 The Xoum-Ma-No Pueblos 384
29. Index 407
30. About the Authors 421