BEFORE PECOS: Settlement Aggregation at Rowe, New Mexico [SOLD]

BEFORE PECOS: Settlement Aggregation at Rowe, New Mexico by Linda S. Cordell

Publisher: Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, Anthropological Papers No. 6

Including the 1917 Rowe Field Diary of Carl C. Guthe and contributions by Linda Mick-O’Hara, Carol Raish, and Mollie S. Toll

First Edition, paperback, 1998, 56 figures, 26 tables

CONTENTS

Part I. ROWE RUIN

Introduction

The Natural and Cultural Setting

History of Research

On the Architecture of Rowe Ruin

Mortuary Data and Human Remains from Rowe

Dating Rowe Ruins

Flora, Fauna, and Diet of Rowe

Pottery at Rowe Ruin

Paleoclimate and the Timing of Aggregation at Rowe

Concluding Discussion

Part II. CARL GUTHE’S 1917 NOTEBOOK, ROWE, N.M.

Courtesy of Laboratory of Anthropology

Museum of New Mexico

Part III. TECHNICAL REPORTS        

Faunal Remains from the 1984 Excavations by Linda Mick-O’Hara

Preliminary Ceramic Report: 1980 Field School, by Carol Raish

Plant Use and Subsistence at Rowe Pueblo, by Mollie S. Toll

PART IV. UNM FIELD SCHOOL SURVEYS

References Cited

Index

From the INTRODUCTION

This volume concerns excavations and site surveys carried out in 1980, 1983, and 1984 at and in the vicinity of Rowe Ruins, located in the Upper Pecos River Valley, San Miguel County, New Mexico.  Rowe Ruins lies about 7 km southeast of the ruins of Pecos Pueblo, Pecos National Monument.   The site consists of masonry room block quadrangles set around three plazas arranged north-south, along the left bank of a small tributary of the Pecos.

Condition: very good condition