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22. Spatial distribution of surface modifications on ceramic deposits……………………….….72

23. Spatial distribution of soot and asphaltum on ceramic deposits………………………….….73

24. Box-and-whisker plot of hardness…………………………………………………………...78

25. Frequency of hardness…………………………………………………………………….…79

26. Spatial distribution of hardness on ceramic deposits…………………………….…………..79

27. Map of water resources and sampled ceramic deposits……………………………….….….82

28. Map of historic water resources and ceramic deposits………………………………………83

29. Map of sediments and sampled ceramic deposits……………………………………………84

30. Map of pre-European vegetation and sampled ceramic deposits…………………………….85

31. Predictive model of proximity to resources necessary for ceramic production……………...86

32. High loaders on PC1 for ceramic attributes………………………………………………….95

33. High loaders on PC2 for ceramic attributes………………………………………………….96

34. High loaders on PC1 for ceramic and environmental attributes……………………………..97

35. High loaders on PC2 for ceramic and environmental attributes ………………………….....98

36. High loaders on PC3 for ceramic and environmental attributes ……………………….…....98

37. High loaders on PC4 for ceramic and environmental attributes ………………………….....99

38. Results of detrended correspondence analysis……………………………………………...100

39. Results of detrended correspondence analysis with trend line divisions based on deposit...100

40. Results of DCA Axis 1……………………………………...……………………………...101

41. Results of DCA Axis 2……………………………………..…………………..…………..101

42. Exterior and interior view of sherd from CA-LAN-306……………………………………120

43. Exterior and interior view of sherd from CA-LAN-696……………………………………120

44. Exterior and interior view of sherd from CA-LAN-696……………………………………121

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