Ground in Stone

Elizabeth Lynch is post-doctoral researcher with the Hell Gap National Historic Landmark Digital Archives Project at the University of Wyoming.

Part I: Introduction

Introduction to the Research Problem

Chapter : Early Archaeology of Bedrock Ground Stone Features in Southeastern Colorado

Chapter 2: Comparative Analysis BGS and Terminology

Chapter 3: Spatial Distribution of BGS in Southeastern Colorado

Part II: Methodology

Chapter 4: Capturing the Fundamentals: JE Canyon Case

Chapter 5: Photogrammetry Models & Analysis: Metate Cave Case

Chapter 6: 3D Visualization of BGS features: Trinchera Cave Case

Part III: Constructing Landscape Use and Social Space

Chapter 7: Inclusive landscapes through time in southeastern Colorado

Chapter 8: Transformative Spaces: Creating Social Identity and Reproducing Culture through Grinding Processes

Part IV: Future Research

Chapter 9: Lesson Learned and Future Avenues to Explore in High Plains BGS features