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New research posits much smaller population at what is now Chaco Culture NHP
Dave Harmon, 2020. George Wright Society (Parks Stewardship Forum news), 14 January 2020.
A parks-profession news item on Benson's 2019 papers, which it says cast doubt on Chaco's status as a significant year-round population centre.
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Records how the small-population result reached park managers.
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Harmon, D. (2020). New research posits much smaller population at what is now Chaco Culture NHP. George Wright Society (Parks Stewardship Forum news), 14 January 2020. https://www.georgewrightsociety.org/post/new-research-posits-much-smaller-population-at-what-is-now-chaco-culture-nhp
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Harmon, Dave. “New research posits much smaller population at what is now Chaco Culture NHP.” George Wright Society (Parks Stewardship Forum news), 14 January 2020 (2020).