Kayenta Ancestral Puebloans

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The Kayenta Ancestral Puebloans were a prehistoric Native American cultural group of the Four Corners region known for their distinctive masonry pueblos, pottery, and participation in the broader Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancestral Puebloan cultural group
prehistoric Native American people
alsoKnownAs Kayenta Anasazi NERFINISHED
archaeologicalTradition Kayenta Branch NERFINISHED
architecture above-ground masonry pueblos in later periods
pithouses in early periods
plaza-oriented room blocks
cultureArea Four Corners region NERFINISHED
decline regional depopulation around late 13th century CE
economy bean cultivation
maize agriculture
squash cultivation
floruit circa 500 CE to 1300 CE
influencedBy Chacoan culture NERFINISHED
knownFor black-on-white pottery designs
cliff dwellings
distinctive gray ware pottery
kivas
masonry pueblos
multi-story room blocks
languageFamily Tanoan (probable)
materialCulture basketry
bone tools
corrugated gray ware pottery
polychrome pottery in later periods
stone tools
woven textiles
namedAfter Kayenta, Arizona NERFINISHED
notableSite Betatakin NERFINISHED
Black Mesa sites NERFINISHED
Inscription House NERFINISHED
Keet Seel NERFINISHED
Long House Valley sites NERFINISHED
participatedIn regional exchange networks
partOf Ancestral Puebloans NERFINISHED
possibleDescendants Hopi NERFINISHED
Rio Grande Pueblos NERFINISHED
modern Pueblo peoples
region northeastern Arizona
northwestern New Mexico
southeastern Utah
southwestern Colorado NERFINISHED
religion kiva-centered ceremonialism
subsistence hunting and gathering
subTraditionOf Northern San Juan Ancestral Puebloan tradition NERFINISHED
timePeriod Basketmaker II period NERFINISHED
Basketmaker III period NERFINISHED
Pueblo I period
Pueblo II period NERFINISHED
Pueblo III period
tradeItems ceramics
obsidian
turquoise

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Wupatki National Monument culturalAffiliation Kayenta Ancestral Puebloans