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Notes on the Pottery of Pecos

Name: Notes on the Pottery of Pecos
Keywords: 2. Zero hunger

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Article 09 Jul 1917 English Publisher:Springer USJournal:American Anthropologist, volume 19, pages 325-360 (issn: 0002-7294, eissn: 1548-1433,

Authors: Kidder, M. A.; Kidder, A. V.;

doi: 10.1007/978-1-4615-5911-5_10 , 10.1525/aa.1917.19.3.02a00010

Notes on the Pottery of Pecos

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THE pueblo of Pecos in San Miguel county, New Mexico, was abandoned in 1838; after a presumably continuous occupation from an early period in prehistoric times. Its rubbish heaps, therefore, contain the accumulations of several centuries, and some of them are so stratified that by a careful study of their contents one is enabled to trace the development of the arts and industries of the community from beginning to end. Of the various objects found in these stratified heaps, pottery fragments are by far the commonest and most easily classifiable, and it is with them that the present paper is concerned.

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