Across the Chichimec Sea: Papers in Honor of J. Charles Kelley

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Figures ix
• Tables xi
• Foreword xiii
• Preface xv
• List of Contributors xvii
• [1] - Retrospect and Prospect 3
• Part I - The Upper Southwest 9
• [2] - Mimbres Painting and the Northern Frontier 11
• 3 - Regional Variation in the Southwest and the Question of Mesoamerican Relationships 22
• [4] - The Spanish-Mexican Presence in the Cochiti-Bandelier Area, New Mexico 34
• 5 - Pecos and Trade 53
• Part II - The North Mexican Frontier 65
• [6] - Preliminary Interpretations Regarding the Role of the San Miguel River, Sonora, Mexico 67
• 7 - A Loma San Gabriel/Chalchihuites Cultural Manifestation in the Rio Ramos Region, Durango, Mexico 83
• [8] - Palaeoepidemiology as a Possible Interpretation of Multiple Child Burials Near Zape Chico, Durango, Mexico 96
• [9] - The Temple of the Skulls at Alta Vista, Chalchihuites 102
• [10] - Application of Obsidian Dating to West Mexican Archaeological Problems 127
• [11] - The Río Sonora Culture in Prehistoric Trade Systems 134
• [12] - Salvage Archaeology at El Grillo-Tabachines, ZapopÁn, Jalisco, Mexico 144
• [13] - A Cultural Sequence from the Sierra Madre of Durango, Mexico 165
• Part III - Mesoamericans and Spaniards in the Greater Southwest 191
• [ 14 ] - Erroneous Location of Two Sixteenth-Century Spanish Settlements in Western Nueva Espana 193
• [15] - High Status Burials in the Greater Southwest: an Interpretative Synthesis 202
• [16] - The Location of Corazones 228
• [17] - Mesoamerican Influence at Chaco Canyon, New Mexico 233
• [18] - Pochteca Burials at Anasazi Sites? 242
• Notes 263
• References 274
• Index 305

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