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AN ENERGY-DISPERSIVE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS OF OBSIDIAN ARTIFACTS FROM LA 192236 and 192238, CATRON COUNTY, SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO

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Abstract

The four pieces of obsidian debitage are allproduced from the Red Hill obsidian source located within a radius of two km, essentially on site(Table 1; Figure 1). This source is actually a discontinuous Neogene remnant rhyolite dome complex that has been partly subsumed by Quaternary mafic volcanism, much of it fissure flows that have formed mesas as well as cinder cones such as Red Hill (see http://swxrflab.net/redhill.htm; Shackley 1995, 2005)

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