Table 3. Archaeological sites with Physalis (wild tomatillo) remains, with references in a separate link

Table 3. Archaeological sites with Physalis (wild tomatillo) remains, with references in a separate link
Site/LocationCulture/PeriodSource
Recon John Shelter, ColoradoWoodland/Early Ceramic (15 BCAD 1000)Zier and Kalasz 1991
Pajarito Plateau near Los AlamosPhysalis foetens var. neomexicana, Physalis hederaefolia var. cordifoliaYarnell 1965
LA 109100 on Ceja Mesa, New MexicoAD 298Dello-Russo 1999
Two Deer site, KansasBemis Creek Complex, Late Woodland (AD 550-1005)Adair and Brown 1978
Four Corners region of the SouthwestSeeds of Physalis found in coprolites of Basketmaker III and Pueblo IIIMinnis 1989
River’s edge west of the Rio Grande River and north of Corrales, New MexicoBasketmaker III/Pueblo I period (AD 650-900)Brandt 1991
Meehan-Schell site, IowaLate Woodland AD 850-1100Mead 1981
Densmore site, south central OklahomaEarly Plains Village Period (AD 900-1250)Drass 1993
Mitchell site, South DakotaInitial Middle Missouri Complex AD 900-AD 1400Benn 1974
Dymock sites in OntarioWestern Basin Younge phase sites ca. A.D. 1000-1200Crawford and Smith 2003
Salmon Ruin, northwest New MexicoAncestral PuebloDoebley 1981
LA 1051, New MexicoCoalition and Classic periods of the Rio Grande Classification (AD 1200-1600)Toll and McBride 2011
LA 2, New MexicoCoalition and Classic periods of the Rio Grande Classification (AD 1200-1600)McBride and Smith 2011
Arroyo Hondo Pueblo, near Santa Fe, New MexicoCoalition and Classic periods of the Rio Grande Classification (AD 1200-1600)Wetterstrom 1986
Pajarito Plateau near Los Alamos, New MexicoCoalition and Classic periods of the Rio Grande Classification (AD 1200-1600)McBride 2008
Yellowjacket site, southwest ColoradoCharred seeds from 1200 AD, common in hearths and middensKuckleman 2003
Longhorn site, TexasProtohistoricDering 1993