Implications of distinctive flora on Pueblo Ruins

Yarnell RA. 1965. Implications of distinctive flora on Pueblo Ruins. American Anthropologist. 67(3):662-674

This report studies the effects of puebloan peoples on the floral composition of their former habitation sites at Bandelier National Monument, NM. Archeological sites were surveyed for plants whose distribution is dependent upon human disturbance or introduced by early peoples. Plant of particular significance are discussed.

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Journal Article
Authors
Yarnell, Richard
Units
AZRU , BAND , SODN
Keywords
Anasazi (Culture), Archaeology, Botany (Systematic Floras Plant Lists), Ethnobotany, Floral Remains, Historic Vegetation, Jemez Mountains NM, New Mexico, Plant Studies, Pueblo Ruins

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