New Perspectives on Site Function and Scale of Cerro de Trincheras, Sonora, Mexico: The 1991 Surface Survey (ASM Archaeological Series) by Maria O'Donovan - 2002-06-01

Tucson, AZ: Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona, 2002. Softcover, [ix], 111 pages. Near Fine condition. ASM Archaeological Series 195. Size 10.75"x8.375". "The 1991 survey of Cerro de Trincheras provided information on broad scale patterning of artifacts and architecture. This information indicates that there are three general areas of the site - domestic, ritual, and agricultural . . . . Taken as a whole, the evidence from Cerro de Trincheras clearly refutes theories that focus on defensive aspects as a primary factor in site type formation. Cerro de Trincheras was the product of a complex web of social relations operating at multiple scales, not solely for defensive needs." Includes CD "Topographic and Planimetric Map of Cerro de Trincheras," b&w photo illustrations, and references. Book has light exterior shelfwear, else Fine condition, clean and unmarked.. Near Fine.

Arizona State Museum, 2002-06-01. Paperback. Good.