Mogollon culture of southwestern New Mexico

Summary: 
This report is concerned with the excavations in two pit house villages of southwestern New Mexico.
Description: 

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This report is concerned with the excavations in two pit house villages of southwestern New Mexico; the first, the Mogollon village, situated on the east bank of the San Francisco River about ten miles north of Glenwood, in Catron County; and the second, the Harris site, located on the east bank of the Mimbres River opposite the Mimbres Post Office, in Grant County.--P.1. Print original was scanned, OCR performed, and compressed in CVision software in 2009.

Protocol: 
Archives Open Access
Community: 
Archives
Category: 
Education
Keywords: 
Society and Culture, Race and Ethnicity, Art and Creative Works
Collections: 
Medallion Papers
Original Date Description: 
1930s (1930-1939)
Original Date: 
1936
Contributor: 
Emil W. Haury
Rights: 
Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Source: 
Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Identifier: 
E51.M43 no. 20
Subject: 
Mogollon culture, Indians of North America--Antiquities, Excavations (Archaeology)--New Mexico, Architecture, Prehistoric--New Mexico, Mimbres River Valley (N.M.)--Antiquities, Catron County (N.M.)--Antiquities, Grant County (N.M.)--Antiquities, New Mexico--Antiquities
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