The chaos of collapse: Disintegration and reintegration of inter-regional systems

Antiquity

Volumn 73, Issue 279, 1999, Pages 110-118

  Stone, Tammy ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO   (United States)

Author keywords

Architecture; Ceramics; Chaos theory; New Mexico; Systems collapse; Zuni

Indexed keywords

CIVILIZATION; COMMUNICATION; HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY; REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY;

UNITED STATES;

EID: 0032985391     PISSN: 0003598X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0003598X00087883     Document Type: Article

References (37)

1. ANDERSON, D.G. 1994. Factional competition and the political evolution of Mississippian chiefdoms in the southeastern United States, in E.M. Brumfiel & J.W. Fox (ed.), Factional competition and political development in the New World: 61-75. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2. BRAUN, D.P. 1986. Midwestern, hopewellian exchange, and supralocal interaction, in Renfrew & Cherry (ed.): 117-26.
3. BRAUN, D.P. & S. PLOG. 1982. Evolution of 'tribal' social networks. American Antiquity 47: 504-25.
4. BURTON, J.J. & A. W. SIMON. 1993. Acid extraction as a simple inexpensive method in the archaeological study of prehistoric ceramics, American Antiquity 58: 45-59.
5. FLANNERY, K.V. 1973. Archaeology with a capital 'S', in C.L. Redman (ed.), Research and theory in current archaeology; 47-53. New York (NY): John Wiley & Sons.
6. FOWLER, A.P., J.R. STEIN & R. ANYON. 1987. An archaeological reconnaissance of west-central New Mexico, the Anasazi monuments project. Manuscript submitted to the Office of Cultural Affairs, Historic Preservation Division, State of New Mexico, Santa Fe.
7. GEMMILL, G. & C. SMITH. 1985. A dissipative structure model of organization transformation, Human Relations 38: 751-66.
8. GRAVES, M.W. 1994. Community boundaries in late prehistoric puebloan society, in Wills & Leonard (ed.): 149-70.
9. GUMERMAN, G.J. & J.S. DEAN. 1989. Prehistoric cooperation and competition in the Western Anasazi area, in L.S. Cordell & G.J. Gumerman (ed.), Dynamics of southwest prehistory: 98-148. Washington (DC): Smithsonian Institution.
10. HAAS, J. & W. CREAMER. 1993. Stress and warfare among the Kayenta Anasazi of the 13th century. Chicago (IL): Chicago Museum of Natural History. Fieldiana: Anthropology 88.
11. HOWELL, T.L. & T. STONE. 1994. Exploring social, political, and economic organization in the Zuni region. Tempe (AZ): Arizona State University. Anthropological Research Papers 46.
12. KINTIGH, K.W. 1985. Settlement, subsistence, and society in late Zuni prehistory. Tucson (AZ): University of Arizona. Anthropological Papers 44.
13. LEBLANC, S. 1978. Settlement patterns in the El Morro valley, New Mexico, in R.C. Euler & G.J. Gumerman (ed.), Investigations of the southwestern anthropological research group: 45-51. Flagstaff (AZ): Museum of Northern Arizona.
14. LEKSON, S.H. & C.M. CAMERON. 1995. The abandonment of Chaco Canyon, the Mesa Verde migrations, and the reorganization of the pueblo world, Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 14: 184-202.
15. LEKSON, S., L. CORDELL & G.J. GUMERMAN. 1994. Approaches to understanding southwestern prehistory, in G. Gumerman & M. Gell-Mann (ed.). Understanding complexity in the prehistoric Southwest: 15-24. Reading (MA): Addison-Wesley Publishing Company.
16. LEONARD, R.D. & H.E. REED. 1993. Population aggregation in the prehistoric American Southwest: a selectionist model, American Antiquity 58: 648-61.
17. PRIGOGINE, I. 1978. Time, structure, and fluctuations, Science 201(4358): 777-85.
18. PRIGOGINE, I. & P.M. ALLEN. 1983. The challenge of complexity, in W.S. Schieve & P.M. Allen (ed.), Self-organization and dissipative structures: 3-39. Austin (TX): University of Texas.
19. PRIGOGINE, I. & I. STENGERS. 1988. Order out of chaos. Toronto: Bantam Books.
20. RENFREW, C. & J.F. CHERRY (ed.). 1986. Peer polity interaction and socio-political change. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
21. RILEY. C.L. 1975. The road to Hawikuh: trade and trade routes to Cibola Zuni during late prehistoric and early historic times, The Kiva 41: 137-59.
22. ROOT, D. 1983. Information exchange and the spatial configurations of egalitarian societies, in J. A. Moore & A.S. Keen (ed.). Archaeological hammers and theories: 193-219. New York (NY): Academic Press.
23. SAITTA, D.J. 1991. Room use and community organization at the Pettit Site, west central New Mexico, The Kiva 56: 383-409. 1994. Class and community in the prehistoric Southwest, in Willis & Leonard (ed.): 25-44.
24. SAITTA, D.J. 1991. Room use and community organization at the Pettit Site, west central New Mexico, The Kiva 56: 383-409. 1994. Class and community in the prehistoric Southwest, in Willis & Leonard (ed.): 25-44.
25. SHENNAN, S. 198B. Interaction and change in 3rd millennium BC western and central Europe, in Renfrew & Cherry (ed.): 137-48.
26. STONE, T. 1992. The process of aggregation in the American Southwest: a case study from Zuni, New Mexico. Unpublished Ph.D dissertation, Department of Anthropology, Arizona State University, Tempe (AZ).
27. STONE, T. & T.L. HOWELL. 1994a. Current research into the social, political, and economic organization of the Zuni region, in Howell & Stone (ed.): 1-8. 1994b. Contemporary theory in the study of sociopolitical organization, in Howell & Stone: 103-10.
28. STONE, T. & T.L. HOWELL. 1994a. Current research into the social, political, and economic organization of the Zuni region, in Howell & Stone (ed.): 1-8. 1994b. Contemporary theory in the study of sociopolitical organization, in Howell & Stone: 103-10.
29. TOLL, H.W. 1991. Material distributions and exchange in the Chaco system, in P.L. Crown & W.J. Judge (ed.), Chaco and Hohokam: 77-108. Santa Fe (NM): School of American Research Press.
30. UPHAM, S. 1982. Polities and power, an economic and political history of the western Pueblo. New York (NY): Academic Press.
31. UPHAM, S., K.G. LIGHTFOOT & G.M. FEINMAN. 1981. Explaining socially determined ceramic distributions in the prehistoric plateau southwest, American Antiquity 46:822-33.
32. VAN DER LEEUW, S.E. 1981. Information flows, flow structures, and the explanation of change in human institutions, in S.E. van der Leeuw (ed.), Archaeological approaches to , the study of complexity. 230-312. Amsterdam: Universiteit van Amsterdam.
33. VIVIAN, R.G. 1990. The Chacoan prehistory of the San Juan Basin. San Diego (CA): Academic Press.
34. WATSON, P.J., S. LEBLANC & C.L. REDMAN. 1980. Aspects of Zuni prehistory: preliminary report on excavations and survey in the El Morro valley of New Mexico, Journal of Field Archaeology 7: 201-18.
35. WILCOX, D. 1991. Hohokam social complexity, in P.L. Crown & W.J. Judge (ed.), Chaco and Hohokam: 253-76. Santa Fe (NM): School of American Research.
36. WILCOX, D. & J. HAAS. 1994. The Cream of the Butterfly, competition and conflict in the prehistoric Southwest, in G.J. Gumerman (ed.), Themes in Southwest prehistory: 211-38. Santa Fe (NM): School of American Research Press.
37. WILLS, W.H. & R.D. LEONARD (ed.). 1994. The ancient southwestern community. Albuquerque (NM): University of New Mexico Press.