438 <strong>Chaco</strong> Project Syn<strong>the</strong>sisheated rooms, 112; historic, 322; joined cists,112; McElmo structures, 279, 293; necessarycapacity, 179; outlier, 257; public, 252, 254;puebloan, 100, 138, 163,286-287; road-related,154; slab-lined, 63; threshold for initiating,333-334, 343Struever, Mollie, 16. See also Toll, Mollie S.Stuart, David E., 124-125, 131,244,283,296subsistence strategies: adaptive phases, 339-342;available resources, 334, 335, <strong>and</strong> decreasingdiversity, 336; broad spectrum, 62, 70, <strong>and</strong>constraints, 331; changes, 121, 124, 242, <strong>and</strong>threshold for storage, 333-334, 343, thresholdfor horticulture, 336, <strong>and</strong> factors fordomestication, 332, 336, 340; context for com,340; duality, 289; ecological zones, 333;historic patterns, 310, 322; household sizes,333,335; hunter-ga<strong>the</strong>rer, 62, 64, 93, 114, 122,280, 332; intensification factors, 332; laborthreshold, 334-335, 336; l<strong>and</strong>-sharing, 327-328;mixed foraging, 62; mobility threshold, 335,336; pastoralism, 338, 344; population packing335-339; pooling consumables, 335; a scaledmeasuring device for, 332; seasonal, 62, 63,seasonal sedentism, 120, sedentism, 338; systemstates, 332. See also agriculture; horticultureTainter, Joseph A., <strong>and</strong> David "A" Gillio, 282Talus Unit, 154, 157, 160-161, 198,225,270,351,355Teacapan site, 268Tewa comparisons, 280, 281, 285Threatening Rock, 26Three C Site, 97, 112, 118, 143,355Tietjens, Janet, 301Tohatchi B<strong>and</strong>ed pottery, 129Tohatchi Flats, 261Toll, H. Wolcott, III, on ceramics, 17, 211, 212,215-218, 291, <strong>and</strong> with o<strong>the</strong>rs on ceramics,116-117, 138, 141, 156, 157, 209-211, 215,238; on social systems, 277, 279, 281, 291, 293Toll, H. Wolcott, III, et. aI., on agriculture, 35, 36,58, 179Toll,MollieS., on com, 113, 125, 179-180,273,onpollen counts, 16,41, 113, 192,287; on woodspecies, 115Toll, Mollie S., <strong>and</strong> Anne C. Cully, 95Toltec empire, 268, 271tools: abraders, 118, 169; archaic, 68, 82, 84, 93;basketmaker,99, 115-116, 118; bone tools, 118,131; cached, 138; formal tools, 116; greenstoneaxe, 115; groundstone, 62, 63, 66-67,115,118,129, 141; hafting, 63; hammerstones, 115;preceramic, 62-63, 66; puebloan, 118, 129, 134.See also projectile pointstooth transfigurement, 268Totah region, 242, 243town life. See great houses <strong>and</strong> settlementTozzer, Alfred M., 235, 299trade: archaic, 69, 84, 95; basketmaker, 117, 121,124-125; <strong>Chaco</strong> as center, 201, 264, <strong>and</strong> itemsfrom <strong>Chaco</strong>, 269; exchange events, 285; formalexchange, 275; meat, 185; Mesa Verde phase,240; outlier network, 253-255, 257, 261;pochteca, 268, 271; threshold for exchange,338; trocadores, 268trade guilds, 268trading posts, 324-325Transwestern Pipeline Survey, 95trash deposit: great/small house compared, 154-157,174-175, 201, 204, 216; population estimates<strong>and</strong>, 190, 191; shifts in places for trash, 276tree-ring data, for architectural events, 6, 16,97, 101,152, 157, 159, 163, 181, 199, 276, on Navajosites, 301, 309; for environmental reconstruction,52-53, 55, 119,273trocadores, 268Truell, Marcia L., excavations by, 106, 141, 236,240; on structures, 99, 111-112, 122, 134, 141,143, 174, 175, 196, 197-198, 208, 286, 287,<strong>and</strong> fauna,. 291, <strong>and</strong> interior decoration, 292,<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong>ferings, 138, 218Trujillo phase Oshara, 63T-shaped doorways, 198, 256, 270Tsin Kletzin, 98, 169, 173,204Turkey House (Roberts's Small House), 235, 238,350turkeys, 114, 226, 235, 238Turner, Christy G., II, 268Turner, Christy G., II, <strong>and</strong> Jacqueline A. Turner,264, 268, 289turquoise, cached, 138, 165; ceramic design for, 291,<strong>and</strong> importance <strong>of</strong>, 290; sources for, 18; tradenetwork <strong>and</strong> products <strong>of</strong>, 134,214-215,267-278passimTusayan Black-on-white pottery, 12829Mc183 placement, 16929Mc186 placement, 16929Mc187 placement, 16929Mc261 kiva, 288
Index 43929Mc391 structure, 30929SJ116 listed, 358; mention, 7029SJ126 listed, 358; excavation, 7029SJ178 shelter, 51, 88-8929SJ299 listed, 358; discussed, 106, 111, 112, 114,12229S1352 great kiva, 10129S1389. See Pueblo Alto29SJ423 listed, 358: artifacts, 18, 114, 116, 117,118; excavation, 101, 106, 111; great kiva, 99,117,118,218; shrine, 16529SJ424 location, 10129SJ425 iocation, lOi29SJ457 great kiva, 10129SJ515 (Headquarters No.2), 226, 35629SJ550 situation, 4629SJ597 listed, 359; excavation, 1529SJ625 (Three C Site), 97, 112, 118, 143,35529SJ626 listed, 359; discussed, 15, 114, 21529SJ626 East, 14329SJ626 West, 14329SJ627 listed, 359: cache, 218; ceramics, 216;excavation, 16, 112, 129, 134-138; shape, 122;special rooms, 196, 197, 198, 215; use, 17529SJ628 listed, 358; discussed, 106, 111, 114, 11729SJ629. See Spadefoot Toad Site29SJ633 listed, 360: architecture, 141-143, 197,236,<strong>and</strong> detecting features, 12; burials, 238;ceramics, 239; chipped stone, 240; fauna, 236,23829SJ706 placement, 16929SJ721 listed, 359; discussed, 106, 112, 11829SJ724 listed, 359: compared, 106, 114, 122, <strong>and</strong>discussed, 106, 112, 113, 11829SJ101O (Poco Site), 171, 172,36029SJ1118 listed, 360; excavation, 69-7029SJ1156 (Atlatl Cave), 70, 78, 84-88, 35829SJ1157 (Dune sites), 70, 78, 84-88, 35829SJ1159 mention, 8429SJ1278 mention, 13129SJ1360pithouse, 112, 131-134, 141, 197,215,28729SJ1578 placement, 16929SJ1659. See Shabik'eshchee Village29SJ 1731 masonry, 18129SJ1741 location, 18129SJ1750 location, 18129SJl752 discharge rate, 18529SJ1912 (Lizard House), 198,226,231,35629SJ1971 (Gambler's Spring), 3529SJ1974 artifact, 16929SJ2384 listed, 350; photographed, 1029SJ2385 (Turkey House), 235, 238, 35029SJ2404 construction, 15229SJ2606 dates, 30929SJ2782 dates, 309Twin Angels Pueblo, 258Una Vida listed, 355, 360: as early, 121; excavation,15, 157, 160-163, 196, 199, 204; ceremonialroom, 219; great house, 288; workshop, 215;ceramics, 225; visibility, 165; water controlfeature, 173U. S. Geoiogicai Survey, 8, 31University <strong>of</strong> Arizona, 8, 48University <strong>of</strong> Colorado, 282University <strong>of</strong> New Mexico, 4,8, 14, 17, 18,303University <strong>of</strong> Oklahoma, 16Upper Kin Kliz.~in, 258uranium mining, 13; SJBRUS, 13,57,90,91,261Utah, 62, 116, 123, 296Ute encounters, 302, 309, 323Vierra, Bradley J., 68, 95-96Vierra, Carlos, 8Vincent, Kirk, 31, 34Vivian, R. Gordon, 8, 17, 69, 97, 129, 143, 169,171; <strong>and</strong> with Paul Reiter, 163Vivian, R. Gordon, <strong>and</strong> Tom W. Ma<strong>the</strong>ws, on earlysites, 98; on environments, 32, 128, fauna, 43,flora, 37; on a duality <strong>of</strong> distinct people, 6, 279,<strong>and</strong> site types, 100, 196, <strong>and</strong> McElmo style,205; summary <strong>of</strong> <strong>Chaco</strong>, 4, 127, 225, <strong>and</strong> achronology for <strong>Chaco</strong>, 231Vivian, R. Gwinn, on agriculture, 8, 35, 57, <strong>and</strong>water control, 173-174, 181-182, 273, 289,292, <strong>and</strong> water needs, 185; on artifacts, 160; ondividing eras, 240, 262-264; on environment/culturalvariations, 93-94, 96, <strong>and</strong> regionaldivisions, 122-123, <strong>and</strong> distinct contemporarypeoples, 126,262,279-281,286,297,343; ona regional system, 282; on roads, 15, 245, 264;on subsistence shifts, 242, 243; on <strong>the</strong> Navajo<strong>and</strong> historic use <strong>of</strong> <strong>Chaco</strong> <strong>Canyon</strong>, 301-302,303,308,309,311,324,343Vizcarra, Jose Antonio, 323Voll, Charles B., 6, 181,219,231,291Walker, James W., 9Wallace site, 247, 274Wallerstein, Imanuel, 271
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