Jornada Mogollon archaeological sites

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Jornada Mogollon archaeological sites are key prehistoric locations in the American Southwest associated with the Jornada branch of the Mogollon culture, known for their distinctive architecture, ceramics, and rock art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site group
prehistoric cultural landscape
associatedWith Jornada Mogollon culture NERFINISHED
culturalRegion Sacramento Mountains foothills NERFINISHED
Tularosa Basin NERFINISHED
northern Chihuahuan Desert NERFINISHED
exhibit dry-farming and irrigation features
long-distance exchange networks
maize-bean-squash agriculture
transition from pithouse to pueblo architecture
hasCharacteristic ceremonial structures
distinctive architecture
distinctive ceramics
pithouse villages
pueblo-style room blocks
rock art
hasTimePeriod Formative period
Late Archaic
hasTimeSpan approximately 200 CE to 1450 CE
knownFor brownware ceramics
incised and painted pottery designs
petroglyph panels
pictographs
rock shelters and caves
locatedIn American Southwest NERFINISHED
northern Chihuahua
southern New Mexico
western Texas
materialCulture Jornada rock art tradition
Jornada-style ceramics
partOf Mogollon cultural tradition
protectedBy cultural heritage laws
federal land management agencies in the United States
researchField Southwestern archaeology
prehistoric agriculture studies
rock art studies
significance documenting adaptation to arid environments
tracing interaction with Ancestral Puebloan groups
tracing interaction with Hohokam and Casas Grandes regions
understanding Mogollon cultural variation
studiedBy archaeologists
threatenedBy erosion
looting
modern development
yield bone tools
ground stone artifacts
shell ornaments
stone tools

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Jornada branch hasTypeSite Jornada Mogollon archaeological sites