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The Chaco Wood Project: The Chronometric Reappraisal of Pueblo Bonito
Thomas C. Windes, Dabney Ford, 1996. American Antiquity 61(2): 295-310.
Inventories and analyses 4,294 pieces of wood remaining in Pueblo Bonito and dates its major construction episodes by tree rings to the mid-800s, AD 1047 to 1049 and AD 1077 to 1082, with many tied to decade-long wet periods.
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The construction chronology of the largest great house.
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Windes, T. C., & Ford, D. (1996). The Chaco Wood Project: The Chronometric Reappraisal of Pueblo Bonito. American Antiquity 61(2): 295-310. https://doi.org/10.2307/282427
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Windes, Thomas C. and Dabney Ford. “The Chaco Wood Project: The Chronometric Reappraisal of Pueblo Bonito.” American Antiquity 61(2): 295-310 (1996). https://doi.org/10.2307/282427.