Paul S. Martin person
Summary: A researcher from the Chicago Natural History Museum who conducted excavations at Tularosa Cave and provided personal communications about the dating of turkey remains.
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communicated_to_McKusick
desiccated turkey specimens dated to about A.D. 250 were discarded due to insect infestation— personal communication prior to 1986
cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger1950, Paul S. Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum conducted extensive excavations at Tularosa Cave (Martin et al. 1952). The only reference to turkeys is a statement that they appeared in the Pine Lawn phase (Martin et al. 1952:499) which Martin dates (p. 483) as extendi…
communicated_to_Schorger
Hough turkey dates to 1100 AD and perhaps earlier— personal communication prior to 1961
cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger1950, Paul S. Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum conducted extensive excavations at Tularosa Cave (Martin et al. 1952). The only reference to turkeys is a statement that they appeared in the Pine Lawn phase (Martin et al. 1952:499) which Martin dates (p. 483) as extendi…
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cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger
1950, Paul S. Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum conducted extensive excavations at Tularosa Cave (Martin et al. 1952). The only reference to turkeys is a statement that they appeared in the Pine Lawn phase (Martin et al. 1952:499) which Martin dates (p. 483) as extendi…
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Pine Lawn phase from ca. 150 B.C. +/- 160 years to A.D. 500— 1952
cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger1950, Paul S. Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum conducted extensive excavations at Tularosa Cave (Martin et al. 1952). The only reference to turkeys is a statement that they appeared in the Pine Lawn phase (Martin et al. 1952:499) which Martin dates (p. 483) as extendi…
excavated
cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger · +1 more
Meleagris gallopavo tularosa SchorgerDraft Tularosa Cave discussion. Lipe, 2-2020 Another probable example of the early appearance of
domestic turkeys and the beginnings of the production of turkey feather blankets comes from Tularosa
Cave, a site located in the Mogollon Highland…
reported
turkeys appeared in the Pine Lawn phase— 1952
cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger1950, Paul S. Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum conducted extensive excavations at Tularosa Cave (Martin et al. 1952). The only reference to turkeys is a statement that they appeared in the Pine Lawn phase (Martin et al. 1952:499) which Martin dates (p. 483) as extendi…
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cited from Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger · +1 more
Meleagris gallopavo tularosa SchorgerDraft Tularosa Cave discussion. Lipe, 2-2020 Another probable example of the early appearance of
domestic turkeys and the beginnings of the production of turkey feather blankets comes from Tularosa
Cave, a site located in the Mogollon Highland…
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Meleagris gallopavo tularosa Schorger ↗
W. Hough · other · unknown · details