Figure 1
The Chaco road network and associated Chaco sites.
Figure 2
Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) base hiking function.
Figure 3
Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function, with parameters input to simulate; (A) individuals with the largest body dimensions (height of 175.26 cm and mass of 68 kg); (B) individuals with average body dimensions (height of 163.56 cm and mass of 59 kg).
Figure 4
Least cost paths across the region using Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function that simulates largest body dimensions.
Figure 5
Least cost paths across the region using Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function that simulates average body dimensions.
Figure 6
Geoprocesses used to determine correlation between actual and predicted pathways.
Figure 7
Correlation factors for region-wide paths modeled using different hiking functions.
Figure 8
Least cost paths from site-to-site moving along the North Road corridor from Salmon Pueblo toward Chaco Canyon, using Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function that simulates average body dimension.
Figure 9
Least cost paths from site-to-site moving along the Mexican Springs Road corridor from Figueredo toward Chaco Canyon, using Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function that simulates average body dimensions.
Figure 10
Correlation factors for roadway corridor paths.
Figure 11
Least cost path from the most peripheral site toward Chaco Canyon, using Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function, and different conduit inputs for the North Road surface.
Figure 12
Least cost path from the most peripheral site toward Chaco Canyon, using Pandolf, Givoni & Goldman’s (1977) adjusted hiking function, and different conduit inputs for the Mexican Springs Road surface.