Plateau Shoshonean Prehistory

A striking correspondence between linguistic and archaeological data suggests: (1) that the Virgin branch Anasazi people were the proto-Plateau Shoshoneans; and (2) that the Fremont and Sevier peoples, whose cultures are considered northern expansions of the Virgin culture, are represented historically by the Ute-Southern Paiute and Shoshone-Comanche respectively, while the Virgin branch people themselves are represented by the Northern Paiute

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• Warfare and Expansion

  Mark Q Sutton•Violence and Warfare among…•2016

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• The Plateau Whipping Complex and Its Relationship to Plateau-Southwest Contacts

  Thomas R Garth•Ethnohistory•1965

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• The ecology of population dispersal

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• Some Lexical Clues to Uto-Aztecan Prehistory

  Catherine S Fowler•International Journal of American…•1983

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• Nomads of the Desert West

  Open Access•Steadman Upham•Journal of World Prehistory•1994

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• The Anasazi Abandonment of the San Juan Drainage and the Numic Expansion

  Open Access•J Richard Ambler, Mark Q Sutton•North American Archaeologist•1989

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• Archaeological Reminiscences

  James H Gunnerson•Plains Anthropologist•2006

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• The evolution of corn and culture in North America

  Open Access•Walton C Galinat•Economic Botany•1965

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• Restoring provenance to a Native American feather blanket

  Ellen Pearlstein•Museum Management and Curatorship•2010

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• Fremont Culture

  Open Access•C Melvin Aikens•American Antiquity•1972

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• Southern Paiute Archaeology

  Open Access•Robert C Euler•American Antiquity•1964

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• Great Basin Prehistory and Uto-Aztecan

  Open Access•Nicholas A Hopkins•American Antiquity•1965

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• Ghost Dancing the Grand Canyon

  Richard W Stoffle, Lawrence L Loendorf et al.•Current Anthropology•2000

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• The Five Clocks (International Journal of American Linguistics,)

  Martin Joos•The Five Clocks (International…•1967

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• Great Basin Prehistory

  Open Access•Jesse D Jennings, Edward Norbeck•American Antiquity•1955

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• Linguistic Prehistory in the Great Basin

  Sydney M Lamb•International Journal of American…•1958

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• Internal Diversity in Uto-Aztecan

  Kenneth Hale•International Journal of American…•1959

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• Archaeology and Language in Western North America

  Open Access•Walter W Taylor•American Antiquity•1961

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• The Fremont Culture

  Open Access•James H Gunnerson•American Antiquity•1960

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• The Pottery of the Southern Paiute

  Open Access•Gordon C Baldwin•American Antiquity•1950

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