ContentsFiguresTablesPreface1. Culture, Environment, and Adaptation: Perspectives from the Ancient Southwest Jeffrey S. Dean and David E. Doyel2. Early People, Early Maize, and Late Archaic Ecology in the Southwest Alan H. Simmons3. Prehistoric Human Response to Landscape Change in the American Southwest Michael R. Waters4. Cross-cultural Perspectives on Prehispanic Hohokam Agricultural Potential Suzanne K. Fish and Paul R. Fish5. Long-term Streamflow Reconstructions, River Channel Morphology, and Aboriginal Irrigation Systems along the Salt and Gila Rivers Donald A. Graybill, David A. Gregory, Gary S. Funkhouser, and Fred L. Nials 6. Subsistence Management Strategies in the Grasshopper Region, East-Central Arizona J. Jefferson Reid, Donald A. Graybill, and Ann Clair Seiferle-Valencia7. Settlement History and Environmental Variability in the Upper Little Colorado River Valley, Arizona David E. Doyel8. Subsistence Stress and Food Storage at Kiet Siel, Northeastern Arizona Jeffrey S. Dean9. The Effects of Environmental Fluctuations on Ancient Livelihoods: Implications of Paleoeconomic Evidence from the Upper Basin, Northern Arizona Alan P. Sullivan, III, and Anthony H. Ruter10. Environmental Variation and Prehistoric Culture in the Mimbres Area, Southwestern New Mexico Darrell Creel 11. Tree Rings, Drought, and the Pueblo Abandonment of South-Central New Mexico in the 1670s James A. Parks, Jeffrey S. Dean, and Julio L. Betancourt12. Sky as Environment: Solar Eclipses and Hohokam Culture Change W. Bruce Masse and Fred Espenak13. The Resurgence of the Co-evolution of Human and Natural Landscape Studies in the American Southwest George J. Gumerman ReferencesContributorsIndex