Archaeological landscapes on the High Plains / edited by Laura L. Scheiber and Bonnie J. Clark.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Illustrations; Tables; 1 A Sloping Land: An Introduction to Archaeological Landscapes on the High Plains; 2 Intersecting Landscapes in Northeastern Colorado: A Case Study from the Donovan Site; 3 Making Places: Burned Rock Middens, Feasting, and Changing Land Use in the Upper Arkansas River Basin; 4 Ritual Landscapes, Population, and Changing Sense of Place during the Late Prehistoric Transition in Eastern Colorado; 5 Landscapes and Peoples of the Llano Estacado; 6 The Details of Home: Landscape Continuity in the High Plains.

7 Purgatorio, Purgatoire, or Picketwire: Negotiating Local, National, and Transnational Identities along the Purgatoire River in Nineteenth-Century Colorado8 The Behavior of Surface Artifacts: Building a Landscape Taphonomy on the High Plains; 9 Prehistoric Settlement Patterns on the High Plains of Western Nebraska and the Use of Geographic Information Systems for Landscape Analyses; 10 Places in the Heartland: Landscape Archaeology on the Plains; About the Contributors; Index.

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