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Chaco Canyon

dates back to 2000 BC (Archaic)


best known for Ancient Puebloans AD 750-1300

Paleoindian

10,000-6500 BC


Found extinct animals near stone tools


Clovis point


Folsom point- mammoth

Southwestern Archaic

6500 BC- AD 1


artifacts: split twig figures, atlatl (spear thrower)


metate with one hand mono


transition from hunting/gathering to maize and squash agriculture


settlements: rockshelters and open-air

Basketmaker II

AD 1-500


shallow pit houses


baskets


woven sandals


mano and metate

Basketmaker III

AD 500-750


small pithouse communities climate gets wetter


kivas and siapu



Basketmaker III innovations

bow and arrow


pottery- plain gray ware


beans, corn and squash

Ancient Puebloans (Anasazi)

AD 750-1600


Pueblo oral traditions


arid environment and good preservation


stone masonry architecture


Wood: dendrochronology and climate reconstruction



Pueblo 1

AD 750- 920


pithouses, pueblos and kivas, adobe, rough cut masonry


pottery- plain grey ware


Trade pottery- red ware


white pottery with black painted designs- serving vessels

Pueblo 2a

AD 920-1020


settlement hierarchy emerges; climate is damp and agriculture is productive


small sites


large sites with multistory buildings and many kivas


Panasco Blanco


Una Vida


Pueblo Bonito


high quality stone cut masonry

Pottery in Pueblo 2a

black on whiteware


corrugated gray ware


red ware

Pueblo 2b

AD 1020-1100/1120


emergence of additional great towns, expansion of existing towns


relatively wet at Chaco; agricultural surplus


great kivas


Pueblo bonito


long distance exchange and artistic works


road systems


same pottery as before

Pueblo III

AD 1100/1120-1220


beginnings of decline


severe droughts populations leve the Canyon floor for easily defensible locations (Mesa Verde, NM)


Evidence of feasting with pottery


black on white


bold designs on exterior of bowls


polychrome

Pueblo IV

AD 1275/1300


Chaco abandoned AD 1300