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Castle Rock Pueblo
Choose from the following publications available for Castle Rock Pueblo: Archaeological Site ReportTopics addressed in The Archaeology of Castle Rock Pueblo: A Thirteenth-Century Village in Southwestern Colorado include architecture, chronology, artifacts, subsistence, and the final days at the site. Also included is a Native American perspective on the archaeology of Castle Rock Pueblo. Interpretations in this volume are based on the descriptive information provided in the accompanying electronic database (below). Approximately 400 pages, 39 illustrations, 79 tables. Edited by Kristin A. Kuckelman, 2000. Archaeological DatabaseThe Castle Rock Pueblo Database is an interactive database containing maps, color photographs, and a wide variety of field and laboratory data that can be accessed by individual study unit. These data are the basis for the interpretations presented in The Archaeology of Castle Rock Pueblo (above). Additional data for Castle Rock Pueblo are available in the Multisite Research Database. Educational Field TripCastle Rock Pueblo: A Trip Through Time, an educational field trip, allows readers to "visit" Castle Rock Pueblo during three different time periods: the late 1200s, when the village was occupied by Pueblo Indians; the late 1800s, when the site was first documented by U.S. government explorers; and the late 1900s, when Castle Rock became the subject of Crow Canyon's scientific investigation. Study guides and lesson plans are available for teachers. ArticlesNumerous articles including information about or featuring Castle Rock Pueblo have been published in a variety of books and journals. Many of these are listed in the Research Bibliography. |
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