Cholla Transmission Line Survey 1978
(Arizona State Museum)
This was my first field project in Arizona. It was a survey, funded by Arizona Public Service, in the area between Cherry and Canyon Creeks, east of Young, AZ. We roughed it in a tent camp adjacent to a pueblo ruin and an asbestos mine at Q-Ranch. I didn’t realize that a lens had loosened in my ancient 35mm camera. So many of my slides are rather abstract. However, a few shots are able to convey the general character of the project
Ciolek-Torrello, R. S., & Lange, R. C. (1979). The Q Ranch study area. In L. S. Teague & L. L. Mayro (Eds.), An archaeological survey of the Cholla-Saguaro transmission line corridor (pp. 109–174). Tucson, AZ: Arizona State Museum.
Image Captions and Locations
| Image# | Caption | Coordinates | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Survey area below the Mogollon Rim | ||
| 02 | Survey area below the Mogollon Rim | ||
| 03 | Camp at Q-Ranch | ||
| 04 | Field camp at Q-Ranch | ||
| 05 | Solar showers and a monsoon storm | ||
| 06 | Room block | ||
| 07 | Potted burial and Craig Montgomery | ||
| 08 | Cliff dweling |