Archaeology Cafe: 3,000 Years of Migration: Rock Art Ranch to Homol'ovi
Channel: ArchaeologySouthwest
Date: 20/11/2013

On Tuesday, November 5, 2013, E. Charles (Chuck) Adams shared a big-picture view informed by his decades of research in northeastern Arizona as he considered population movement over a period of about 3,000 years. Chuck's presentation included evidence from his recent work at Rock Art Ranch, which revealed information about middle/late archaic and Basketmaker II groups from the Utah/Arizona boundary and from the south (Mogollon Rim and southeastern Arizona). He also reviewed evidence of the multiple source populations that founded and settled the various Homol'ovi sites.

Download the handout associated with this talk at http://www.archaeologysouthwest.org/pdf/chuck_adams_cafe_handout_11-5-13.pdf