What have we learned so far?
Check out "Notes From a Field Season at Aztec North," a blog post I wrote for Archaeology Southwest about our project.
Listen to a 5-minute Archaeology Podcast Network episode in which I was interviewed about our project
Read the poster we presented at the 2016 Pecos Conference
See my MA thesis analyzing surface ceramics from Aztec North
Listen to a 5-minute Archaeology Podcast Network episode in which I was interviewed about our project
Read the poster we presented at the 2016 Pecos Conference
See my MA thesis analyzing surface ceramics from Aztec North
Funding
My research was partly funded by a Dissertation Improvement grant from the National Science Foundation. The abstract is here.
The fieldwork for this project was funded by the following organizations:
Western National Parks Association
The Explorers Club Exploration Fund – Mamont Scholars Program
The American Philosophical Society's Lewis and Clark Fund for Exploration and Field Research
The Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society
The fieldwork for this project was funded by the following organizations:
Western National Parks Association
The Explorers Club Exploration Fund – Mamont Scholars Program
The American Philosophical Society's Lewis and Clark Fund for Exploration and Field Research
The Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society
The Crew
The field crew. From left: Kellam Throgmorton, Maxwell Forton, Samuel Stansel, Me, Josh Jones, Dr. Ruth Van Dyke, Stephen Matt (Aztec Ruins NPS archaeologist), Dr. Lubna Omar, Dr. Randall McGuire, Lori Reed (Aztec Ruins NPS archaeologist).
Aztec Ruins National Monument
You can't visit our excavation site, but Aztec Ruins is a wonderful place to visit. Check out the park's website for directions and information!
