Canines in the Southwest
The Summer 2008 issue of Archaeology Southwest is edited by Alan Ferg and yours truly, and includes the following articles:
Dogs in the Southwest (Tobi Taylor, Alan Ferg, and Dody Fugate)
Early Dog Burials in the Southern Southwest (Jennifer A. Waters)
Pueblo Dogs (Dody Fugate)
Dog Mummies at White Dog Cave (Dody Fugate)
Pueblo Dog Tales (David H. Snow)
Basketmaker Dog-hair Sashes from Obelisk Cave (Rachel Freer and Mike Jacobs)
A Rare Breed (Alan Ferg)
Canid Sacrifices from Homol'ovi I (Vincent M. LaMotta)
Itzcuintle: Ancient Mexican Dog Food
When Is a Dog in Mimbres Art? (J. J. Brody)
Mimbres Dog Descendants (Tobi Taylor)
Hohokam Dogs and Iconography at Pueblo Grande (Steven R. James and Michael S. Foster)
Dogs in the Desert: Repatriation (Alan Ferg)
The Hodges Site Figurine (Alan Ferg)
Going to the Dogs: Studying Valley Fever in the Southwest (T. Michael Fink)
An Unsettling Image (William H. Doelle)
The Setting on of Dogs (Richard Flint)
Yoeme Dog Pascola Masks (Tom Kolaz)
Old Dogs and Some New Tricks (Alan Ferg)
Back Sight (William H. Doelle)
