Turkeys in Southwestern archaeology
Author
E. K. Reed
Article Date
July 1951
Journal Title
El Palacio
INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - FOOD
The cultivated beans of the prehistoric Southwest
Author
L. Kaplan
Article Date
May 1956
Journal Title
Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden
Prehistoric pueblo foods
Author
K. Bartlett
Article Date
October 1931
Journal Title
Plateau
Plants from Arizona J:6:1
Author
H. C. Cutler and L. W. Blake
Article Date
Summer 1970
Article Abstract
Food plants found in a burial on the Hopi Reservation
Journal Title
Plateau
Life from the earth
Author
M. Beckwith
Article Date
January 1959
Journal Title
Des
Isotopic reconstruction of Mesa Verde diet from Basketmaker III to Pueblo III
Author
K. Decker & L. Tiezsen
Article Date
1989
Article Abstract
Isotopic analysis of bone marrow...provides evidence for the importance of maize...indicating that maize was an important and constant contributor to diet...from 70 to 80 percent of the diet... Tabular data. Charts. Bibliography
Journal Title
Kiva
Carbonized plant remains from two Hohokam sites, Arizona BB:13:41 and Arizona BB:13:50
Author
V. L. Bohere, H. C. Cutler and J. D. Sauer
Article Date
October 1969
Journal Title
Kiva
Aztec bean
Author
C. Simpson
Article Date
September 5, 1975
Article Abstract
Sharlot Hall and other Yavapai County investigators found beans in prehistoric ruins
Journal Title
Westward (Prescott Courier)
AZ AA:5:2: A prehistoric cactus camp in Papgueria
Author
L. M. Raab
Article Date
October 1973
Journal Title
J Ariz Acad Sci
Ancient bread of Arizona
Author
J. W. Fewkes
Article Date
March 1924
Article Abstract
Reprinted from Baking Technology
Journal Title
Ariz