Point of Pines Pueblo: A Mountain Mogollon Aggregated Community Volume 133
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Focusing on the archaeological significance, this work delves into Point of Pines Pueblo, an 800-room site from AD 1250-1400 in Arizona's Mogollon Highlands. It builds on previous findings suggesting a multiethnic community, including Kayenta migrants. For the first time, it presents comprehensive architectural and excavation data previously confined to field notes. The research addresses critical contemporary archaeological questions regarding migration, ethnic interactions, and community organization, highlighting the site's importance in understanding historical dynamics.
