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Tracking prehistoric migrations : Pueblo settlers among the Tonto Basin Hohokam

Title: Tracking prehistoric migrations : Pueblo settlers among the Tonto Basin Hohokam / Jeffery J. Clark.
Author: Clark, Jeffery J.
Publication: Tucson : University of Arizona Press, 2001.

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ix, 124 pages : illustrations, maps; 29 cm.

Series Statement

Anthropological papers of the University of Arizona ; no. 65

Uniform Title

Anthropological papers of the University of Arizona ; no. 65.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 97-116) and index.

Contents

1. Revisiting Migration 1 -- Defining Prehistoric Migration 1 -- Investigating Migration 2 -- Detection 2 -- Motivation 2 -- Organization and Logistics 3 -- Impact 4 -- 2. Detecting Prehistoric Migrations 6 -- The Four "E-Words" 6 -- Exchange 7 -- Emulation 7 -- Ethnicity and Enculturation 8 -- Finding Enculturation in Artifact Assemblages 10 -- Lewis Binford: Cultural Style and Drift 10 -- Wobst, Wiessner, and Sackett: Style With and Without a Message 11 -- Christopher Carr: Physical and Contextual Visibility 12 -- Domestic Spatial Organization, Foodways, and Embedded Technological Styles 12 -- Testing the Approach 14 -- Material Culture Categories 14 -- The Sample 14 -- Survey Results 17 -- 3. The Salado And The Tonto Basin 23 -- The Salado 23 -- The Salado as Migrants 23 -- Processual Archaeology and an Indigenous Salado 25 -- The Casas Grandes Connection and an "Eastern Salado" 25 -- Recent Research 26 -- The Tonto Basin 27 -- History of Tonto Basin Archaeology 27 -- The Meddler Point Community in the Eastern Tonto Basin 29 -- Pre-Classic Community Development 33 -- Early Classic Period 37 -- 4. The Case For Migration 41 -- Domestic Spatial Organization 41 -- Tracing Courtyard Groups from Pit House to Compound: Gamma Maps 41 -- Differentiating Compounds from Room Blocks: The Room Contiguity Index 46 -- Domestic Construction and Utilitarian Ceramics 57 -- Architectural Construction 57 -- Utilitarian Ceramics 66 -- Migration Beyond Reasonable Doubt 70 -- 5. Migrant Origins, Motivation, And Impact 72 -- Origins 72 -- Motivation 73 -- Modeling Interaction Between Immigrants and Local Residents 75 -- Assumptions from Settlement Pattern and Settlement History 76 -- Productive Specialization and Other Economic Relations 77 -- Platform Mounds and Integration 81 -- Platform Mounds in the Eastern Tonto Basin 81 -- Migrants and Mounds 83 -- The Legitimizing Role of Platform Mounds 87 -- Collapse of the Meddler Point Community 88 -- Who Lived at Schoolhouse Point? 88 -- Speculation on the Role of the Immigrants 89 -- 6. Implications For The Salado And Beyond 91 -- Future Directions in Salado Research 93 -- Beyond the Southwest 95 -- 2.1. Case studies using material markers to identify cultural groups in diverse settings 17 -- 3.1. The Tonto Basin and prehistoric culture areas in the American Southwest 24 -- 3.2. The Tonto Basin, showing major water courses and archaeological project areas 28 -- 3.3. Sites investigated by the Roosevelt Dam Project in the eastern Tonto Basin 30 -- 3.4. Hypothesized Classic period communities in the Tonto Basin 31 -- 3.5. Lower Tonto Basin phase sequence correlated with Phoenix Basin and Pecos classification systems 32 -- 3.6. Gila Butte phase settlement in the eastern Tonto Basin 34 -- 3.7. Pre-Classic structure of Meddler Point village 35 -- 3.8. Santa Cruz phase settlement in the eastern Tonto Basin 35 -- 3.9. Early Sedentary period settlement in the eastern Tonto Basin 36 -- 3.10. Sedentary period pit house settlement at Eagle Ridge Locus A 37 -- 3.11. Early Classic period settlement at Meddler Point 38 -- 3.12. Early Classic period settlement at Schoolhouse Point Mesa 39 -- 3.13. Early Classic period settlement at Pyramid Point 40 -- 4.1. Simple building plans and corresponding justified gamma maps depicting symmetrical-asymmetrical and distributed-nondistributed relationships 43 -- 4.2. An idealized pit house courtyard group 43 -- 4.3. Justified gamma maps depicting circulation patterns of simple compounds in the eastern Tonto Basin 43 -- 4.4. Examples of Early Classic period compounds in the eastern Tonto Basin 44 -- 4.5. Justified gamma maps depicting circulation patterns of intermediate and complex compounds 45 -- 4.6. Justified gamma maps depicting circulation patterns of compound construction episodes 46 -- 4.7. Room contiguity indices for early Classic period residential units in the eastern Tonto Basin 49 -- 4.8. Plan of the Griffin Wash site complex 50 -- 4.9. Examples of early Classic period room blocks and linear room arrangements in the eastern Tonto Basin 51 -- 4.10. Areas and sites in the Southwest used in the macroregional study, with references 53 -- 4.11. Room contiguity indices by area for sites used in the macroregional Southwest study 54 -- 4.12. Geographic distribution of Group I (room block) and Group II (compound) residential units as defined by the Room Contiguity Index 55 -- 4.13. Box-and-whiskers plot of Room Contiguity Index distributions of Group I (room blocks) and Group II (compounds) for Southwestern sites in the macroregional study and residential units in the eastern Tonto Basin 56 -- 4.14. Types of masonry wall construction in the eastern Tonto Basin 57 -- 4.15. Percentages of masonry wall types in seriated compound groups at Meddler Point 58 -- 4.16 Seriation of early Classic period compounds at Meddler Point 59 -- 4.17 Time line for wall construction types through the late pre-Classic and early Classic periods 60 -- 4.18. Sandstone block wall at Griffin Wash Locus A 61 -- 4.19. Plan of the Sycamore Creek site 63 -- 4.20. Construction sequence of Saguaro Muerto 64 -- 4.21. Plan of Griffin Wash Locus A 65 -- 4.22. Tonto Corrugated vessel 67 -- 4.23. Red ware jar 67 -- 4.24. Percentages of red ware and Tonto Corrugated Ware in eastern Tonto Basin room blocks and compounds 68 -- 5.1. Distribution of room blocks, linear room arrangements, and compounds in the Meddler Point community 75 -- 5.2. Locations of selected petrofacies in the Tonto Basin 78 -- 5.3. Percentages of Salado Red Corrugated Ware and red ware in ceramic assemblages from early Classic period sites 80 -- 5.4. Meddler Point platform mound and associated Compound 1 82 -- 5.5. Percentages of Salado polychrome and White Mountain Red Ware in ceramic assemblages from early Classic period sites in the eastern Tonto Basin 86 -- 5.6. Schoolhouse Point room block and mound 89 -- 6.1. Migration routes in eastern Arizona during the late 13th and early 14th centuries A.D. 94 -- 2.1. Material culture categories and assessments of physical, contextual, and overall visibility 15 -- 2.2. Relative success of material categories as cultural markers 17 -- 2.3. Ethnoarchaeological, ethnohistoric, and experimental case studies that assess the use of material culture as ethnic and enculturative markers 19 -- 4.1. Room Contiguity Indices (RCIs) for Roosevelt phase residential units in the eastern Tonto Basin 48 -- 4.2. Period of occupation and Room Contiguity Index for Pueblo II-Pueblo III and early Classic sites in the macroregional study 52 -- 4.3. Relative percentages of red ware and Tonto Corrugated Ware in utilitarian assemblages from Roosevelt phase residential units 69 -- 5.1. Percentages of red ware and Salado Red (Corrugated) Ware in early Classic period sites in the eastern Tonto Basin 79 -- 5.2. Percentages of Salado polychrome and White Mountain Red Ware in decorated ceramic assemblages recovered from early Classic period sites in the eastern Tonto Basin 85.

ISBN

0816520879
9780816520879

LCCN

00012673

OCLC

ocm45446467
45446467
SCSB-1216984

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