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|a Tracking prehistoric migrations :
|b Pueblo settlers among the Tonto Basin Hohokam /
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|a Anthropological papers of the University of Arizona ;
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|a Revisiting Migration -- Defining Prehistoric Migration -- Investigating Migration -- Detection -- Motivation -- Organization and Logistics -- Impact -- Detecting Prehistoric Migrations -- The Four "E-Words" -- Exchange -- Emulation -- Ethnicity and Enculturation -- Finding Enculturation in Artifact Assemblages -- Lewis Binford: Cultural Style and Drift -- Wobst, Wiessner, and Sackett: Style With and Without a Message -- Christopher Carr: Physical and Contextual Visibility -- Domestic Spatial Organization, Foodways, and Embedded Technological Styles -- Testing the Approach -- Material Culture Categories -- The Sample -- Survey Results -- The Salado And The Tonto Basin -- The Salado -- The Salado as Migrants -- Processual Archaeology and an Indigenous Salado -- The Casas Grandes Connection and an "Eastern Salado" -- Recent Research -- The Tonto Basin -- History of Tonto Basin Archaeology -- The Meddler Point Community in the Eastern Tonto Basin -- Pre-Classic Community Development -- Early Classic Period -- The Case For Migration -- Domestic Spatial Organization -- Tracing Courtyard Groups from Pit House to Compound: Gamma Maps -- Differentiating Compounds from Room Blocks: The Room Contiguity Index -- Domestic Construction and Utilitarian Ceramics -- Architectural Construction -- Utilitarian Ceramics -- Migration Beyond Reasonable Doubt -- Migrant Origins, Motivation, And Impact -- Origins -- Motivation -- Modeling Interaction Between Immigrants and Local Residents -- Assumptions from Settlement Pattern and Settlement History -- Productive Specialization and Other Economic Relations -- Platform Mounds and Integration -- Platform Mounds in the Eastern Tonto Basin -- Migrants and Mounds -- The Legitimizing Role of Platform Mounds -- Collapse of the Meddler Point Community -- Who Lived at Schoolhouse Point? -- Speculation on the Role of the Immigrants -- Implications For The Salado And Beyond -- Future Directions in Salado Research -- Beyond the Southwest -- Case studies using material markers to identify cultural groups in diverse settings -- The Tonto Basin and prehistoric culture areas in the American Southwest -- The Tonto Basin, showing major water courses and archaeological project areas -- Sites investigated by the Roosevelt Dam Project in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Hypothesized Classic period communities in the Tonto Basin -- Lower Tonto Basin phase sequence correlated with Phoenix Basin and Pecos classification systems -- Gila Butte phase settlement in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Pre-Classic structure of Meddler Point village -- Santa Cruz phase settlement in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Early Sedentary period settlement in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Sedentary period pit house settlement at Eagle Ridge Locus A -- Early Classic period settlement at Meddler Point -- Early Classic period settlement at Schoolhouse Point Mesa -- Early Classic period settlement at Pyramid Point -- Simple building plans and corresponding justified gamma maps depicting symmetrical-asymmetrical and distributed-nondistributed relationships -- An idealized pit house courtyard group -- Justified gamma maps depicting circulation patterns of simple compounds in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Examples of Early Classic period compounds in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Justified gamma maps depicting circulation patterns of intermediate and complex compounds -- Justified gamma maps depicting circulation patterns of compound construction episodes -- Room contiguity indices for early Classic period residential units in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Plan of the Griffin Wash site complex -- Examples of early Classic period room blocks and linear room arrangements in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Areas and sites in the Southwest used in the macroregional study, with references -- Room contiguity indices by area for sites used in the macroregional Southwest study -- Geographic distribution of Group I (room block) and Group II (compound) residential units as defined by the Room Contiguity Index -- 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 -- Types of masonry wall construction in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Percentages of masonry wall types in seriated compound groups at Meddler Point -- Seriation of early Classic period compounds at Meddler Point -- Time line for wall construction types through the late pre-Classic and early Classic periods -- Sandstone block wall at Griffin Wash Locus A -- Plan of the Sycamore Creek site -- Construction sequence of Saguaro Muerto -- Plan of Griffin Wash Locus A -- Tonto Corrugated vessel -- Red ware jar -- Percentages of red ware and Tonto Corrugated Ware in eastern Tonto Basin room blocks and compounds -- Distribution of room blocks, linear room arrangements, and compounds in the Meddler Point community -- Locations of selected petrofacies in the Tonto Basin -- Percentages of Salado Red Corrugated Ware and red ware in ceramic assemblages from early Classic period sites -- Meddler Point platform mound and associated Compound 1 -- Percentages of Salado polychrome and White Mountain Red Ware in ceramic assemblages from early Classic period sites in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Schoolhouse Point room block and mound -- Migration routes in eastern Arizona during the late 13th and early 14th centuries A.D. -- Material culture categories and assessments of physical, contextual, and overall visibility -- Relative success of material categories as cultural markers -- Ethnoarchaeological, ethnohistoric, and experimental case studies that assess the use of material culture as ethnic and enculturative markers -- Room Contiguity Indices (RCIs) for Roosevelt phase residential units in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Period of occupation and Room Contiguity Index for Pueblo II-Pueblo III and early Classic sites in the macroregional study -- Relative percentages of red ware and Tonto Corrugated Ware in utilitarian assemblages from Roosevelt phase residential units -- Percentages of red ware and Salado Red (Corrugated) Ware in early Classic period sites in the eastern Tonto Basin -- Percentages of Salado polychrome and White Mountain Red Ware in decorated ceramic assemblages recovered from early Classic period sites in the eastern Tonto Basin.
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