Name/Title
Mogollon Culture Prior to A.D. 1000Entry/Object ID
L9999.999.1665Description
Mogollon Culture Prior to A. D. 1000 is a study of native Americans (perhaps Pueblo) in the southwestern United States, specifically Arizona and New Mexico, mostly west of the Rio Grande River. Excavations yielded village patterns, domestic architecture, storage pits and outside hearths, disposal of the dead, and Mogollon pottery as well as many minor handicrafts out of stone, bone and antlers and some perishable materials. These Memoirs of the Society for American Archaeology, Number 10 is also shown as a Supplement to American Antiquity, Volume XX, Number 4, Part 2, April 1955 on the title page. It also may appear as Memoir No. 82 of the American Anthropological Association.
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American Antiquity, Antiquities, United States-Southwest, Arizona, New Mexico, Artifacts, Burial Practices, Prehistoric, Native American, MogollonBook Details
Author
Wheat, Joe BenPlace Published
City
Salt Lake CityState/Province
UtahDate Published
1955Call No.
Archaeology WHNotes
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