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Introduction

Applied archeologists play important roles in preserving cultural resources from the past. When road construction was planned in a national park at Aztec, New Mexico, applied archeologists conducted research to determine the presence of prehistorical remains in the area. The findings revealed that the road construction site contained significant archeological material and changed the construction procedures in order to protect the cultural resources.


Aztec map

The research site in Aztec is marked with red circles on the maps.

Source:

D'Appolonia Environmental Services, Inc.
2003 Report for Contract Q7380020717 Geophysical Survey of LA 1674 Aztec Ruins
National Monument. Report Prepared for IMR – AZRU – Aztec Ruins National
Monument, Aztec, New Mexico.
 

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