Suzanne Eckert

Head of Collections

United States

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Suzanne Eckert is the Head of Collections at the Arizona State Museum in the United States. Her research focuses on community landscapes, ritual practices, and long-distance resource acquisition in ancient Pueblo cultures, particularly in New Mexico. Recent publications include work on Chacoan communities, obsidian analysis, and the spread of glaze-painted pottery in the Central Rio Grande region.

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Keith Kintigh

Professor Emeritus

Arizona State University

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Jeffrey Ferguson

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

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Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

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Chacoan Great House Communities, Ritual Landscapes, and the H-Spear Site

Tasks, Knowledge, and Practice: Long-Distance Resource Acquisition at Goat Spring Pueblo (LA285), Central New Mexico

In-Field Obsidian XRF Analysis of Sites in the Lion Mountain Area and Gallinas Mountains of West-Central New Mexico

Community Landscapes, Identity, and Practice: Ancestral Pueblos of the Lion Mountain Area, Central New Mexico, USA

Coalescence and the Spread of Glaze-Painted Pottery in the Central Rio Grande: The View from Tijeras Pueblo (LA581), New Mexico

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Keith Kintigh

Jeffrey Ferguson

Matthew Peeples

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