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    The Gallina of New Mexico: a culture of violence?

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    Abstract
    This thesis research examines the interpersonal violence occurring within the Gallina cultural group of the Ancestral Pueblo tradition in north-central New Mexico (A.D. 1050-1250/1300). In order to understand actual events of violence, the skeletal material of the Gallina was examined. In-depth analysis of all the remains associated with the Gallina allowed for the creation of a comprehensive view of the age-at-death and sex distribution. Additionally, the use of standard osteological procedures was used to identify and describe traumatic injuries found on the skeletal material attributed to ...
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    Author(s)
    Stanerson, Vlisha L., author; Magennis, Ann L., advisor; LaBelle, Jason, committee member; Orsi, Jared, committee member

    Date Issued
    2012
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    born digital; masters theses
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