ALT Wero & Martin 2021. Navajo uranium miners working at an unknown mountainside mine in the Cove Mining District circa 1955. Note the presence of a single “office” tent, four open mine adits/portals leading to underground workings, two narrow gauge rail lines, associated heavy equipment, spoil piles, and single access road (Photo by Milton Snow, Series NG6, courtesy of the Navajo Nation Museum Archives, Milton Snow Collection).

ALT Schmader 2023. Items recovered on surface or by metal detection at Piedras Marcadas Pueblo. (A) chain mail, (B) bronze clothing lace tags (aglets), (C) brass clothing fasteners, (D) copper needles, (E) wrought iron nail, (F) bronze buckle, (G) bronze horse bridle cinch, (H) bronze belt loop, (I) steel sword or dagger tip, (J) bronze medallion, (K) lead arquebus (musket) balls, (L) copper crossbow boltheads, (M) chipped stone arrow point and spear point. Artifact photos by M. Schmader, 2020.

ALT Gruner 2013. Masked dancer with cross and robes, depicted on a late sixteenth or early seventeenth century Tabira black-on-white vessel (image courtesy Jeanette Mobley-Tanaka).

ALT Diehl et al. 2021. Illustration of a Capsicum annuum Seed from Feature 7, AZ T:12:174 (ASM) (illustrated by Robert Ciaccio).

ALT Shackley 2024. Approximate location of known sources of archaeological obsidian in the North American Southwest. Adapted from Panich et al. (2017); Shackley (1989, 2005, 2019b); Shackley et al. (2016, 2018). Source localities not to scale. Government Mountain is a source in the San Francisco volcanic field (Shackley 1988, 1995, 2005).

ALT Kocer & Ferguson 2017. Gallina point varieties typed to six general categories.

ALT Boulanger et al. 2023. Photograph of Helen Greene Blumenschein north of Taos, 1955.

ALT Bisulca et al. 2024. Two palettes from the ASM collection

ALT Moss et al. 2023. Sites and communities/areas with obsidian samples used in this study.

ALT Lindsay 2021. Plan map of LA 20000.

ALT Ownby & Myhrman 2020. Broadline Purple-on-red sherds examined in this study, (a) DVA-6, (b) DVA-9, © DVA-35, (d) III2-1, and (e) SN-1 (Photos taken by M. Ownby).

ALT Searcy et al. 2022. Fremont ceramic pipes analyzed from Wolf Village.

ALT Kurota et al. 2022. EPP, Style 2 bowls with transposed images depicting stylized life forms: (a) Vessel 111 with opposing fish motif (image courtesy of NMSU University Museum); (b) Vessel 124 (image courtesy of White Sands Missile Range Museum); (c) Vessel 63 from Madera Quemada (image courtesy of Myles Miller); (d) Vessel 27 (source: Texas Beyond History; Miller and Thompson 2015:Figure 4); (e) crenellated bowl Vessel 116 (source: Centennial Museum); (f) reconstructed sketch of Vessel 23 showing transposed birds (source: Texas Beyond History); (g) Vessel 71 with transposed birds in flight motif (source: Human Endeavor Foundation); (h) Vessel 36 (image courtesy Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, University of New Mexico, Catalog No. 62.24.163); (i) reconstructed sketch of Vessel 8 from LA 15044 (image courtesy of Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, University of New Mexico, Catalog No. 77.42.64); (j) Vessel 49 from LA 2000; (k) shallow scoop, Vessel 40; and (l) shallow scoop, Vessel 38.

ALT Bischoff 2023. Graphs showing the networks used in this analysis. Each network is displayed with the five strongest ties between each node. See Table 1 for site labels.

ALT Schillaci et al. 2020. Early Kwahe’e Black-on-white olla from site LA 391, recovered during the Santa Fe to Pojoaque Corridor Project. Courtesy of the New Mexico Department of Transportation and the Office of Archaeological Studies. Photo by Carol Price.

ALT Book cover of "People in a Sea of Grass" edited by Hill and Ritterbush

ALT Sheets 2025. Homol’ovi I (map courtesy of HRP-ASM)

ALT Photo of Bison by Andy Witchger Bison Badlands National Park.jpg on Wikimedia.org

ALT Photo by Lyntha Scott Eiler. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PAUL FRISH, SKILLED NAVAJO WORKMEN PERFORM DELICATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL OPERATIONS. THE DIG IS A PROJECT OF THE MUSEUM OF NORTHERN ARIZONA