10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREPUEBLO»
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The Archaeology of Ethnicity: Constructing Identities in the ...
He defined four successive periodsorstages, theBasket Maker, postBasket Maker
, prePueblo and Pueblo. Healso defined regional variantsof this sequence,
referringon occasiontoboth the periods themselvesandthe regional variantsas ...
2
The Americas: International Dictionary of Historic Places
Scholars believe the Anasazi developed from an earlier southwestern culture
known as the Basketmaker, a prepueblo group that occupied the area from about
AD. 200 to 500. The Basketmaker people lived in pit houses, and may
themselves ...
Trudy Ring, Noelle Watson, Paul Schellinger, 2013
3
Casas Grandes and Its Hinterland: Prehistoric Regional ...
Most effort was focused in the Casas Grandes and San Pedro areas, whereas
only a few sites were recorded in the Carretas Basin and Santa Maria areas.
lookout for sites of the poorly known, prepueblo, Viejo period, our primary goal
was to ...
Michael E. Whalen, Paul E. Minnis, 2001
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On Rims & Ridges: The Los Alamos Area Since 1880
Accredited scientists discounted Wetherill's discovery of the prepueblo
inhabitants of the Southwest, later labeled the Basketmakers, and Baum regularly
defamed him in print. Edgar L. Hewett also complained to the Department of the
Interior ...
5
The Orphaned Land: New Mexico's Environment Since the ...
certainly not in size or culture, patterns of development in the prePueblo world
dating back a thousand years or more. Making such changes would cause a
political nightmare but might prove to be the only way to simultaneously preserve
...
Vincent Barrett Price, 2011
6
Prehistoric Sandals from Northeastern Arizona: The Earl H. ...
Although Earl Morris called round-puckered twined sandals "Late Basketmaker III
," and in the first manuscript Ann Axtell Morris called them "Prepueblo," the
evidence from the Prayer Rock District does not show that round-puckered
sandals ...
7
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
Ten feet below the foundations of these latter houses were the broken remains of
two primitive structures erected by prePueblo peoples; that is, by Indians who
had not yet learned the bene~ fits of such community enterprise as is represented
...
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Bulletin of the Texas Archaeological and Paleontological Society
Prepueblo Mask with vertical pupils like rattlesnakes; puma's paw on chin. 2.
Buffalo; probably of Jumano's origin. 3. Figure with Brachycephalic prepueblo
profile, holding sky and rain symbols; to the left, geometric symbol and horned
lizard. of ...
9
Smithsonian Mathematical Formulae and Tables of Elliptic ...
Underlying the pure pueblo or kiva culture of the San Juan and its tributaries is a
prepueblo culture which differs in terms of architecture ' as well as in various
types of artifacts. The unpolished pottery of the prepueblo culture in the Mesa
Verde ...
Smithsonian Institution, Edwin Plimpton Adams, Richard Lionel Hippisley, 1922
10
Cultures of the world: selections from the ten-volume ...
History and Cultural Relations Hopi culture as known from the time of first contact
came out of long tradition of Pueblo and prePueblo culture, known
archaeologically as Anasazi. Francisco Vasquez dc Coronado's expedition in
1540 brought ...
Melvin Ember, Carol R. Ember, 1999
