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The material culture of Pueblo Bonito

Judd, Neil Merton (1887-)

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I.

(With 101 Plates)

ANCIENT FORESTS

DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION

WATER RESOURCES AND AGRICULTURE

ABORIGINAL OCCUPANCY OF CHACO CANYON

THE PEOPLE OF PUEBLO BONITO

CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS

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II.

II. SUBSISTENCE AND LIVING CONDITIONS

LIVING CONDITIONS IN PUEBLO BONITO

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III.

III. DRESS AND ADORNMENT

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IV.

IV. HOUSEHOLD TOOLS AND UTENSILS

IMPLEMENTS OF STONE

IMPLEMENTS OF BONE

IMPLEMENTS OF WOOD

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PLAITED BASKETS

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V.

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VI.

VI. IMPLEMENTS OF THE FIELD AND CHASE

AGRICULTURAL TOOLS

IMPLEMENTS OF THE CHASE

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VII.

VII. OBJECTS OF RELIGIOUS IMPLICATION

OBJECTS OF WOOD OR FIBER

OBJECTS OF BONE

STONE OBJECTS AND MINERALS

EFFIGIES AND FIGURINES

PIPES AND CLOUD BLOWERS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

CEREMONIAL BASKETRY

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VIII.

VIII. INTRAMURAL BURIALS

HYDE EXPEDITION BURIAL ROOMS

IX.

IX. NAVAHO NOTES FROM CHACO CANYON

A.

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B.

CANID REMAINS FROM PUEBLO BONITO AND PUEBLO DEL ARROYO

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Plate 1.—Pueblo Bonito from the Air

(Photograph by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, 1929; reproduced through courtesy of Dr. A. V.
Kidder and the Laboratory of Anthropology, Santa Fe, N. Mex. For explanation, see footnote,
page 1.)