Table 18, Archaeobotanical Remains, Archaeology of Woods Canyon Pueblo

"Archaeobotanical Remains," by Katharine D. Rainey and Sandra Jezik

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Table 18. Assignment of Sections and Contexts to Early and Late Components, Woods Canyon Pueblo

Section^a

Flotation Samples (N)

Macrofossil Samples (N)

Early

canyon bottom

Late

upper west side, rim complex, east talus slope

Specifically Dated Contexts^b

Flotation Samples (N)

Macrofossil Samples (N)

Early

Nonstructures 4.3-N, 4.5-N, 5.4-N, 5.6-N, 5.8-N

Late

Nonstructures 2-N, 2.4-N, 2.6-N; Structure 7-S

^a Assigned to early and late components on the basis of tree-ring, pottery, architectural, stratigraphic, abandonment, and structure-location data. See "Chronology."

sup>b Nonstructures assigned to early and late components on the basis of pottery types and stratigraphy; Structure 7-S assigned on the basis of a tree-ring cutting date of A.D. 1257.

The Archaeology of Woods Canyon Pueblo

The Archaeology of Woods Canyon Pueblo

A Canyon-Rim Village in Southwestern Colorado

Edited by Melissa J. Churchill

Table 18. Assignment of Sections and Contexts to Early and Late Components, Woods Canyon Pueblo