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Table B.2. Bonito phase ceramic assemblages. aPhaselPeriodBlack -an-whiteBlack-an-redCulinaryLate Bonito PhaseA.D. 1100-1040Late MixChaco-McElmo Black-on-whiteGallup Black-on-whitePuerco Black-on-whiteMcElmo Black-on-whiteChuska Black-on-whiteToadlena Black-on-whiteBlack Mesa Black-on-whiteMancos Black-on-whiteSosi Black-on-whiteSocorro Black-on-whiteWhite Mountain red wares (types unidentified)Tsegi Orange wares (Black-on-red and polychromes)Puerco Black-on-redWingate Black-on-redWingate PolychromeChuskan corrugated (unidentified)Cibola corrugated (unidentified)indented corrugated (types unidentified)Coolidge CorrugatedBlue Shale CorrugatedChaco CorrugatedHunter CorrugatedMancos ? CorrugatedClassic Bonito PhaseA.D. 1040150-1100GallupGallup Black-on-whitePuerco Black-on-whiteRed Mesa Black-on-whiteChuska Black-on-whiteToadlena Black-on-whiteBlack Mesa Black-on-whiteMancos Black-an-whiteTsegi Orange wares (types unidentified)San Juan Red waresTusayan Black-on-redCibola corrugated (unidentified)Chuskan corrugated (unidentified)indented corrugated (types unidentified)Exuberant CorrugatedCoolidge CorrugatedBlue Shale CorrugatedTohatchi CorrugatedEarly Bonito PhaseA.D. 975±-1040/50Red MesaRed Mesa Black-on-whiteEscavada Black-on-whiteNewcomb Black-on-whiteBurnham Black-on-whiteSan Juan Red wares (types unidentified)La Plata Black-on-redDeadman's Black-on-redCibola/Tusayan plain grayCibola narrow neckbandedCibola neck indented corrugatedChuskan neck indented corrugatedChuskan narrow neckbandedTohatchi BandedEarly Bonito PhaseA.D. 900-975+Early Red MesaRed Mesa Black-on-whiteWhitemound Black-on-whiteTunicha Black-on-whiteKana'a Black-on-whiteLa Plata Black-on-whiteSan Juan Red wares (types unidentified)Deadman's Black-an-redLa Plata Black-on-redBluff Black-on-orangeSanostee Black-on-redCibola/Tusayan plain grayCibola narrow neckbandedTohatchi BandedKana'a neckbandedCibola neck indented corrugatedChuskan neck indented corrugatedLino Gray• Taken from Windes (1987[I]:Table 8.15). Types are arranged in descending order of frequency.
Appendix B 365Table B.3. Dominant ceramic types by period used by Truell (1986) in analysis of architecture of smallsites. aPeriodBlack-an-whiteBlack-on-redCulinaryLate A.D. 1100s to1200sChaco-McElmo Black-on-whiteMcElmo Black-on-whiteMesa Verde Black-on-whiteChaco McElmo Black-on-whiteNava Black-on-whiteCrumbled House Black-on-whiteWingate Black-on-redSt. Johns PolychromeTusayan PolychromeHunter CorrugatedMummy Lake GrayLate A.D. 1000s toMiddle 1100sGallup Black-on-whitePuerco Black-on-whiteMancos Black-on-whiteChaco McElmo Black-on-whiteSosi Black-on-whiteBiack Mesa Biack-on-whiteMcElmo Black-on-whiteBrimhall Black-on-whiteNava Black-on-whiteToad1ena Black-on-whiteChuska Mesa Black-on-whiteTusayan Black-on-redPuerco Black-on-redWingate Black-on-redChaco CorrugatedMancos CorrugatedBlue Shale CorrugatedMiddle-Late 900sto Early-Middle1000sRed Mesa Black-on-whiteNewcomb Black-on-whiteBurnham Black-on-whiteNaschilli Black-on-whiteCortez (Cortancos) Black-on-whiteEarly Gallup (mid 1000s) Black-on-whitePuerco-Escavada Black-on-whiteDeadman's Black-on-rednarrow neckbandedneck corrugated:Capt. Tom's CorrugatedNewcomb CorrugatedCoolidge CorrugatedTohatchi NeckbandedMiddle-Late 700sto Early-Middle900s700s to Early 800sdominantsKiatuthlanna Black-on-whiteRed Mesa Black-on-whiteWhitemound Black-on-whitePiedra Black-on-whiteTunicha Black-on-whitePena Black-on-whiteWhitemound Black-on-whitePiedra Black-on-whiteDeadman's Black-on-redBluff Black-on-orangeKana'a wide neck banded"narrow" neck bandedLino GrayGrey HilIs GrayTohatchi Neckbanded500s to Early 700sLa Plata Black-on-whiteWhite Mound Black-on-whiteLino Black-on-grayPiedra Black-on-whiteAbajo Black-on-orangeBluff Black-on-redSanostee Black-on-orangeLino GrayLino Fugitive• Taken from Truell (1986:Table 2.3). Types are arranged in descending order of frequency.
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3. THE PRECERAMIC PERIOD IN CHACO C
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History of the Chaco Navajo '" . .
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Chapter TwoThe Environment and Natu
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Chapter FiveThe Florescence of the
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The Florescence 131ExcavationsData
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The Florescence 141on-white, and Ga
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The Florescence 163rough-sort metho
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The Florescence 167Figure 5.24.Alta
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Chapter SixThe Classic Adaptation W
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The Classic Adaptation 179were abov
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The Classic Adaptation 185which are
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Chapter EightRelated Communities in
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Related Communities 247Calendrical0
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Chapter TenHistoric Period StudiesE
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Historic Period Studies 301control
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Page 367 and 368: Appendix AExcavated Sites in Chaco
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Page 393 and 394: Appendix C 371Table C.l. The organi
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Indexabandonment, and dispersion, 2
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Index 427bow and arrow, 63, 99Bradf
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Index 429demography: community, mar
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Index 431Hack, J. T., 32Half House,
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Index 435population as a system, 33
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Index 437264, and nearest-neighbor
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