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Tseh So, a small house ruin, Chaco canyon, New Mexico :

(preliminary report)

Brand, Donald D.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO BULLETINS OF THE BIOLOGICAL SERIES, OF INTEREST TO ANTHROPOLOGISTS

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MAMMAL AND BIRD REMAINS

Sylvilagus auduboni warreni—(Colorado Cotton Tail) 29.7%

Lepus californicus texianus—(Texas Jack Rabbit) 29.3%

Cynomys gunnisoni zuniensis—(Zuñi Prairie Dog) 9.6%

Odocoileus hemionus—(Mule Deer) 8.2%

Canis familiaris—(Common Dog—Coyote) 5.8%

Antilocapra americana americana—(Antelope) 3.3%

Sylvilagus nuttalli pinetis—(Rocky Mountain Cottontail) 1.7%

Neotoma mexicana fallax—(Colorado Wood Rat) 1.6%

Ovis canadensis texiana—(Texas Bighorn Sheep) 1.1%

Thomomys perpallidus aureus—(Pocket Gopher) .6%

Taxidea taxus berlandieri—(Texas Badger) .3%

Peromyscus maniculatus rufinus—(Tawny Deer Mouse) .2%

Lynx baileyi—(Plateau Bob Cat) .1%

VEGETABLE REMAINS

THE PLACE OF TSEH SO IN THE CHACO CULTURE PATTERN

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WORKING BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR THE APPENDICES

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Painted Wooden Plaque from Tseh So