A New Strategy for Analyzing the Chronometry of Constructed Rock Features in Deserts Niccole Villa Cerveny,1,* Russell Kaldenberg,2 Judyth Reed,3 David S. Whitley,4 Joseph Simon,4 and Ronald I. Dorn5 1

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Date: 2006-03-02 03:57:59 Visual arts Deserts Archaeology Geomorphology Physical geography Dating methodologies in archaeology California Historical Landmarks Varnish Desert varnish Desert pavement Catena Geoglyph		A New Strategy for Analyzing the Chronometry of Constructed Rock Features in Deserts Niccole Villa Cerveny,1,* Russell Kaldenberg,2 Judyth Reed,3 David S. Whitley,4 Joseph Simon,4 and Ronald I. Dorn5 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: alliance.la.asu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,33 MB Share Document on Facebook

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