ARCHEOLOGY OF PAJARITO PARK, NEW MEXICO

Early Holocene Archeology in Grand Teton National Park

Effects of Historic Livestock Grazing on Vegetation at Chaco Culture National Historic Park, New Mexico

Livestock grazing is the most ubiquitous land use in western North America, yet it rarely has been studied in a controlled manner because of the lack of large areas free of grazing. We compared the ecological effects of three grazing treatments—long-term protection, short-term protection, and currently grazed—at Chaco Culture National Historic Park in northern New Mexico. Chaco has a long histo...

New Frontiers in Management Research: The Case for Industrial Archeology

Management scholars traditionally rely on the review of journals and empirical data for information used in research projects and in the classroom. However, there is also a vast amount of material that remains virtually untapped by many management researchers the artifacts, pictures, and remains of industrial and commercial organizations. Industrial archeologists specialize in studying organiza...

Chlorococcalean algae (s.l.) from the Ecological Park of Xochimilco, Mexico

and some of their physical and chemical water properties (temperature, pH) are similar. In the contrary, the distribution of species is very heterogeneous. Fifty per cent of species were found only in one or two localities. Moreover, the Park is located in a high altitude area (2238 m.a. s.l.) and the composition of species is similar to that found in temperate zones. In our view, if some ecolo...

Paleolithic Archeology in Turkey

Turkey lies at the interface between distinctive archeological and biotic provinces.7 For example, the Middle Pleistocene sequences of the Levant and the Caucasus include many Acheulean assemblages, whereas Acheulean handaxes and biface technology are seldom found in the contemprary Lower Paleolithic assemblages of the Balkans. Likewise, areas surrounding Turkey, including the Levant, the Zagro...