Contents
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1. The Challenges of Cause and Explanation in Historical Ecology, Demography, and Movement - Ann F. Ramenofsky and Cynthia L. Herhahn
Section I: Historical Ecology and Extreme Events in the Southwest
2. Historical Ecology in Southwestern Archaeology: Long-Term Change and Extreme Events - Ronald H. Towner
3. Terminal Pleistocene Paleoindian Ecology and Demography: A View from the Southwestern United States - Mary M. Prasciunas, Vance T. Holliday, and Jesse A. M. Ballenger
4. Sunset Crater and Little Springs Volcano Eruptions: Disaster Management in the Eleventh-Century AD Southwest - Mark D. Elson, Michael H. Ort, and Kirk C. Anderson
5. Changing Landscapes of Early Colonial New Mexico: Demography, Rebound, and Zooarchaeology - Emily Lena Jones
Section II: Approaching Convergence in Archaeological Demography
6. Cause and Explanation: Considering (and Reconsidering) the Role of Demography in Southwestern Archaeology - Jeremy Kulisheck
7. Why All Archaeologists Should Care about and Do Population Estimates - Scott G. Ortman
8. Quantifying Morbidity in Prehispanic Southwestern Villages - Ann L. W. Stodder
9. Demographic Patterns in the Prehispanic Puebloan Southwest: The Role of Childhood - Kathryn A. Kamp
10. Ethnogenesis and Archaeological Demography in Southwest Vecino Society - B. Sunday Eiselt and J. Andrew Darling
11. The Stress of History: Stories of an Unfinished Kiva - Severin M. Fowles
Section III: Movement in the American Southwest: The Intersection of Objects, People, and Ideas
12. Tracking Movement in the American Southwest - Deborah L. Huntley
13. Turquoise Trade in the San Juan Basin, AD 900–1280 - Sharon Hull, Frances Joan Mathien, and Mostafa Fayek
14. You Get It Here, I’ll Get It There: Examining the Movement of Objects, People, and Ideas throughout the Pithouse and Pueblo Occupation of the Cañada Alamosa - Jeffrey R. Ferguson, Karl W. Laumbach, Toni S. Laumbach, Virginia T. McLemore, and Stephen H
15. Modeling Post–AD 700 Population Movements and Culture in the Upper San Juan Region - Erik Simpson
16. Movement of People and Pots in the Upper Gila Region of the American Southwest - Deborah L. Huntley, Jeffery J. Clark, and Mary F. Ownby
References
List of Contributors
Index