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Collected Papers of the 20th Biennial Mogollon Archaeology Conference Proceedings
Mimbres Pottery in the New Mexico Bootheel and Chihuahua
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Thatcher Seltzer-Rogers
Archaeological investigations into the Classic Mimbres culture of southwestern New Mexico have often been relegated to the Mimbres and Upper Gila valleys, particularly those not driven by cultural resource management compliance. Mimbres Black-on-white pottery, however, have been found on sites across northern Chihuahua in small, but consistent frequencies. Charles Di Peso's 1960-1961 excavations at the Viejo Period Convento and Reyes sites in the Casas Grandes Valley recovered several ceramic types associated with Mimbres and Cibola ceramic traditions. Initial design analyses conducted at the same time identified similar diachronic changes in the Mimbres and Casas Grandes areas. More recently, archaeological investigations in the Bootheel of New Mexico and portions of southeastern Arizona, an area that became tied into the emergent Casas Grandes system during the Late Postclassic, have also documented Mimbres and Casas Grandes pottery on several small sites. This paper summarizes these trends and discusses implications for three areas (Bootheel, Janos, and Middle Casas Grandes Valley). Results suggest that there were likely communities with hundreds of Mimbres Black-on-white sherds in Chihuahua and that the area around the future site of Paquimé may have been a unique social area for cultural exchange.
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The pottery of Las Majadas : a preliminary report relating to archaeological salvage at the Cochiti Dam Site, Sandoval County, New Mexico (Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 75a) / A. Helen Warren. Santa Fe, New Mexico : Laboratory of Anthroplogy, 1969, 1973.
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Report [21 leaves] follows leaf 61 of: Cochiti Dam Salvage Project : archeological excavation of the Las Majadas Site, LA 591, Cochiti Dam, New Mexico / by David H. Snow (Laboratory of Anthropology note, no. 75). Report written in 1969, 'published' in 1973. Pottery analysis Temper analysis Pueblo pottery Keresan pottery Cochiti pottery Plain ware pottery Utility ware pottery Carbon paint pottery Matte Mineral paint pottery Glaze paint pottery Glaze E pottery Glaze F pottery Glaze V pottery Kotyiti Glaze-on-yellow pottery Kotyiti Glaze-on-red pottery Kotyiti Glaze Polychrome pottery Pecos Polychrome pottery Pecos Glaze Polychrome pottery Pecos Glaze-on-red pottery Sikyatki Polychrome pottery Jeddito Plain ware pottery Salinas Red ware pottery Posuge Red pottery San Juan Red pottery San Juan Red-on-tan pottery Kapo Gray ware pottery Acoma Red ware pottery Trade ware pottery Hopi pottery Pecos pottery Tewa pottery Spanish pottery Mexican Majolica Carinated bowls Soup plates Shouldered soup bowls Ollas Human settlements Historic period 17th century Sandoval County (N.M.) Cochiti Dam Region (N.M.) Las Majadas Site (N.M.) Rancho de la Cañada (N.M.) Cañada (N.M.) Tonque Pueblo (N.M.) Tsankawi Pueblo (N.M.) LA 591
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An archaeological survey of the Chuska Valley and the Chaco Plateau : Part II (Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 216b) / Stewart Peckham and John P. Wilson. Santa Fe, N.M. : Laboratory of Anthropology, 1967.
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Museum of New Mexico MNM Project ; no. 48.01 (61.10). Archaeological surveying Pottery analysis Pottery classification Pottery types Trade ware pottery Cultural ecology Human ecology Ancestral Pueblo culture Colorado Plateau San Juan County (N.M.) Chuska Valley (N.M.) Chaco Plateau (N.M.0
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Investigations at LA 35281 : a small single structure, Pueblo IV site on La Bajada Hill, Santa Fe County, New Mexico (Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 320) / Glenn S. Condon. Santa Fe, N.M. : Laboratory of Anthropology, 1983.
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Museum of New Mexico MNM Project ; no. 41.316 (70.22) La Bajada Excavation Project Excavation of a small agricultural fieldhouse of the Pueblo IV period. Evidence for seasonal, short-term use. Archaeological surveying Excavations (Archaeology) Pueblo Indians Keresan Indians Agriculture, Prehistoric Limited occupation sites Pueblo architecture Fieldhouses Lithic analysis Pottery analysis Temper (Pottery) analysis Pottery types Glaze A pottery Glaze E Polychrome pottery San Clemente Glaze Polychrome pottery Puaray Glaze Polychrome pottery Cieneguilla Glaze-on-yellow pottery Pueblo IV period AD 1300-1425 Santa Fe County (N.M.) La Bajada (N.M.) Mesita de Juana Lopez (N.M.) La Bajada Site (N.M.) La Cieneguilla Site (N.M.) LA 7 LA 16 LA 35281
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Test excavations along State Road 36, Catron County, New Mexico (Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 399) / Richard B. Sullivan, with a contribution by Stephen S. Post. Santa Fe, N.M. : Laboratory of Anthropology, 1987.
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* Redacted report * Pietown Project Museum of New Mexico Project ; no. 41.390 New Mexico State Highway Department [sponsoring body] Pueblo II lithic and ceramic artifact scatter. Clearance recommended. Test excavations Excavations (Archaeology) Spatial analysis Lithic scatters Debitage Debitage types Ceramic scatters Pottery analysis Temper (Pottery) analysis Pottery types Puerco Black-on-white pottery Reserve Black-on-white pottery Tularosa Black-on-white pottery White Mountain Red ware pottery Wingate Black-on-red pottery St. John's Black-on-red pottery Wingate Polychrome pottery St. John's Polychrome pottery Gray Neckbanded pottery Gray Indented Corrugated pottery Gray Indented Smudged pottery Mogollon Brown ware pottery Brown Neckbanded pottery Brown Indented corrugated pottery Brown Indented Smudged pottery Plant remains (Archaeology) Palynology Pueblo II period AD 1100-1200 Catron County (N.M.) LA 54844 LA 46500 LA 48078 LA 53500 LA 53532 LA 53536 LA 53500
Museum of New Mexico. Research records
An archaeological survey of the Chuska Valley and the Chaco Plateau, New Mexico : Part I (Museum of New Mexico. Research records ; no. 4) / by Arthur H. Harris, James Schoenwetter, A. H. Warren. Santa Fe, N.M. : Museum of New Mexico Press, 1967
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Museum of New Mexico MNM Project no. 48.01 (61.10). Navajo Indian Irrigation Project Chuska Project Prepared as "Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 216a". Title differs slghtly and is as follows, Museum of New Mexico. Research records title: "An archaeological survey of the Chuska Valley and the Chaco Plateau, New Mexico : Part I. Natural science studies". Total number of pages varies between the two publications with the Museum of New Mexico Research Records ; no. 4 having 144 pages. Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 216a has 156 pages. Summary: "A salvage archaeology program conducted by the Museum of New Mexico in cooperation with the National Park Service, Southwest Region, Department of the Interior, in the Navajo Irrigation District of the Upper Colorado Storage Project".--[Preamble]. "The papers assembled in this volume are the first to be published in a projected long-range interdisciplinary research program focusing on the extensive archaeological remains found within and adjacent to the 100,000-acre Navajo Indian Irrigation Project currently being developed in northwestern New Mexico. In 1963-1964, during the course of an archaeological reconnaissance of this area, a total of 1697 sites were recorded ...."--Introduction. Archaeological surveying Ecology Geology Lithic analysis Pottery analysis Pottery technology Animal remains (Archaeology) Faunal analysis Vertebrates Plant remains (Archaeology) Palynology Ancestral Pueblo culture Chaco culture Precontact period Historic period Colorado Plateau Chuska Mountains (Ariz. and N.M.) Chuska Valley (N.M.) San Juan County (N.M.) Shiprock (N.M.) -- LA 5844 | -- LA 5855 | -- LA 7013 | -- LA 7015 | -- LA 7037 | -- LA 7039 | -- LA 7052 | -- LA 7070 | -- LA 7078 | -- LA 7080 | -- LA 7161 | -- LA 7182 | -- LA 7184 | -- LA 7193 | -- LA 7195 | -- LA 7198 | -- LA 7207 | -- LA 7210 | -- LA 7212 | -- LA 7215 | -- LA 7222 | -- LA 7228 | -- LA 7267 | -- LA 7277 | -- LA 7645 | -- LA 7737 | -- LA 7750 | -- LA 7823 | -- LA 7834 | -- LA 7850 | -- LA 7851 | -- LA 7854 | -- LA 7855 | -- LA 7856 | -- LA 7868 | -- LA 8541 | -- LA 8546 | -- LA 8547 | -- LA 8551 | -- LA 8553 | -- LA 8647
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An archaeological survey of the Chuska Valley and the Chaco Plateau, New Mexico : Part I (Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 216a) / by Arthur H. Harris, James Schoenwetter, A. H. Warren. Santa Fe, N.M. : Laboratory of Anthropology, 1967.
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Museum of New Mexico MNM Project no. 48.01 (61.10). Navajo Indian Irrigation Project Chuska Project Also issued as Museum of New Mexico Research Records ; no. 4. Title differs slghtly and is as follows: "An archaeological survey of the Chuska Valley and the Chaco Plateau, New Mexico : Part I. Natural science studies". Total number of pages varies between the two publications with the Museum of New Mexico Research Records ; no. 4 having 144 pages which this Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 216a has 156 pages. Summary: "A salvage archaeology program conducted by the Museum of New Mexico in cooperation with the National Park Service, Southwest Region, Department of the Interior, in the Navajo Irrigation District of the Upper Colorado Storage Project".--[Preamble]. "The papers assembled in this volume are the first to be published in a projected long-range interdisciplinary research program focusing on the extensive archaeological remains found within and adjacent to the 100,000-acre Navajo Indian Irrigation Project currently being developed in northwestern New Mexico. In 1963-1964, during the course of an archaeological reconnaissance of this area, a total of 1697 sites were recorded ...."--Introduction. Archaeological surveying Ecology Geology Lithic analysis Pottery analysis Pottery technology Animal remains (Archaeology) Faunal analysis Vertebrates Plant remains (Archaeology) Palynology Ancestral Pueblo culture Chaco culture Precontact period Historic period Colorado Plateau Chuska Mountains (Ariz. and N.M.) Chuska Valley (N.M.) San Juan County (N.M.) Shiprock (N.M.) -- LA 5844 | -- LA 5855 | -- LA 7013 | -- LA 7015 | -- LA 7037 | -- LA 7039 | -- LA 7052 | -- LA 7070 | -- LA 7078 | -- LA 7080 | -- LA 7161 | -- LA 7182 | -- LA 7184 | -- LA 7193 | -- LA 7195 | -- LA 7198 | -- LA 7207 | -- LA 7210 | -- LA 7212 | -- LA 7215 | -- LA 7222 | -- LA 7228 | -- LA 7267 | -- LA 7277 | -- LA 7645 | -- LA 7737 | -- LA 7750 | -- LA 7823 | -- LA 7834 | -- LA 7850 | -- LA 7851 | -- LA 7854 | -- LA 7855 | -- LA 7856 | -- LA 7868 | -- LA 8541 | -- LA 8546 | -- LA 8547 | -- LA 8551 | -- LA 8553 | -- LA 8647
Laboratory of Anthropology, Incorporated. Technical series. Bulletin ; no. 11. | Technical series (Laboratory of Anthropology, Inc.)
An outline of ceramic developments in southern and southeastern New Mexico (Laboratory of Anthropology, Incorporated. Technical series. Archaeological survey. Bulletin ; no. 11) / H.P. Mera. Santa Fe, N.M. : Laboratory of Anthropology, Inc., 1943.
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Mera, H. P. (Harry Percival), 1875-1951 [author] Ceramic developments in southern and southeastern New Mexico. H.P. Mera author for the Laboratory of Anthropology, Incorporated, published by the Edwards Brothers, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes bibliographical references (pages 17-20). Pottery analysis Pottery types Indian pottery New Mexico
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A cultural resource investigation at San Juan Pueblo, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico (Laboratory of Anthropology note ; no. 278) / Stephen S. Post. Santa Fe, N.M. : Laboratory of Anthropology, 1981.
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A Museum of New Mexico MNM Project ; no. 70.08 ; 2417008. San Juan Housing Project Archaeological testing revealed no significant cultural manifestations. Occupants are thought to have been involved in agriculture. LA 13812 is a Coalition-period site (A.D. 1300). Test excavations (Archaeology) Tewa Indians Cortical flakes Pedernal chert Pottery analysis Pottery types Corrugated pottery Rio Grande White ware pottery types Tewa Polychrome pottery Abiquiu Black-on-gray pottery Bandelier Black-on-gray pottery Glaze E pottery Glaze F pottery Potsuwi'i Incised pottery Sankawi Black-on-cream pottery Santa Fe Black-on-white pottery Sapawe Micaceous Washboard pottery Wiyo Black-on-white pottery Ironstone pottery Bottle glass Coalition period AD 1300 Historic period 19th century Rio Arriba County (N.M.) Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo (N.M.) LA 13812 LA 31877
Journal of Archaeological Research
2002 Recent issues in the archaeology of the Mimbres region of the North American Southwest
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Michelle Hegmon
