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Usefull Links
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A California Non-Profit Corporation. Here are some links to web sites that you may find interesting. Although ASM - PARC believes these to be reputable sites, we can take no responsibility for content or malware that might be present. Archaeology, History, Architectural History and Ethnography. A Publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. Art, History and Landscape of the California Desert. View of Spangler Hills. San Diego Archaeological Center. Society for California Archaeology.
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Arizona Archaeological Council - Links
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2015 AAC Fall Conference. Journal of Arizona Archaeology. All links will take you to sites over which the AAC has no control and therefore cannot be responsible for the content. If you discover a broken link, please notify the Webmaster. United States and Arizona. Register for Professional Archaeologists. Society for American Archaeology. Advisory Council for Historic Preservation. Arizona State Historic Preservation Office. Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society. Society for California Archaeology.
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Patti DeBunch
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Patricia A. DeBunch. Obtained a BA in Social Science from the Instituto Mexicano de Cultura in Mexico City. Her creative and artistic abilities made her a member of the Guild of Scientific Illustrators for the Smithsonian Institute in the 1980’s, her work has been published by UNR Press, Utah Press, USFWS, the Smithsonian Institute Press and others. Great Basin Anthropological Association. Nevada Rock Art Foundation. Society for American Achaeology. Get smart with the Thesis WordPress Theme.
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Eetza Definition
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Eetza a Geologic Formation. Ur consulting firm is named after the geologic Eetza Formation from the sediments deposited by Pleistocene Lake Lahontan in the Carson Desert near Fallon, NV. This interglacial lake at some point covered most of the Great Basin. According to Shackleton and Opdyke (1973) these deposits could date from 180,000 to about 130,000 years ago. By Horacio Ferriz Ph.D). Great Basin Anthropological Association. Nevada Rock Art Foundation. Society for American Achaeology.
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3D Scanning
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Scanning is a new method in archaeology for collecting data in addition to analyze distinctive and/or unique artifacts and Eetza Research Associates is proud to offer this new technology. The collected data can be used to reconstruct digital three-dimensional models becoming very useful and essential tool specially due to the no collection policy by land managers. This new technology is an alternative and a non-destructive method of acquiring data in the field. Photos by Patti DeBunch.
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Prehistory
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Pahranagat Valley Landscape ca. 1250-1700 A.D. site rendition by S. Stearns. Conducts thorough examinations of cultural resources, a vital and critical procedure to achieve the goals of the historical and environmental review and compliance process. Our firm can quickly and efficiently respond to these needs with the following:. Research Designs, Treatment and Work Plans. Survey and Data Recovery. Artifact Identification and Analysis. Archaeological Site Damage Assessment. Nevada Rock Art Foundation.
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Cartography
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Geo-Archaeology Investigations and Sensitivity Studies have significantly changed how we approach collecting information at archaeological sites. With this new tool we can now significantly improve the range and how we collect data in the field facilitating our ability to successfully interpret archaeological sites. Great Basin Anthropological Association. Nevada Rock Art Foundation. Society for American Achaeology. Get smart with the Thesis WordPress Theme.
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Staff
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Eetza Research Associates, LLC. Was formed in November 2010 as a consulting firm offering skills and qualifications of Jim Bunch. As principal investigator and field archaeologists. Joining him are Patti DeBunch. Each brings more than 35 years of field experience and training in the Great Basin, Section 106, NEPA compliance, Section 4(f), NAGPRA/ARPA and Desert Tortoise surveys and relocation. Patti. Is project manager, field archaeologist and photographer. Steve. Is the archaeologist contractor.
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Damage Assessment
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Archaeological Site Damage Assessment. Placement of a fiberoptic line and damage to a highway right-of-way, neglected to follow compliance protocol. At times, as a result of natural or human activity, physical damage to cultural resource properties is inevitable. Our firm can provide fast and efficient site damage assessment and recommend mitigation measures. Photos by Patti DeBunch. Great Basin Anthropological Association. Nevada Rock Art Foundation. Society for American Achaeology.
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Macrofloral
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Nder the supervision of Jeanne Schaaf PhD., Patti DeBunch was trained preparing and retrieving preserved plant remains from features of various archaeological sites in Nevada. Patti follows the water flotation technique described in Schaaf (1988). Preliminary Report on Macrofloral Remains from Site 26LN2978 Southern Nevada, J Schaaf 2006. Botanical remains suggested the site was occupied in late fall ( click here to read mini-report. Photo by Jim Bunch. Great Basin Anthropological Association.
