Puerco Pueblo

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Puerco Pueblo is an ancient Ancestral Puebloan archaeological site in what is now northeastern Arizona, known for its masonry ruins and rock art along the Puerco River.

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Puerco Pueblo canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancestral Puebloan archaeological site ⓘ
prehistoric village ⓘ
abandoned 14th century CE ⓘ
archaeologicalEvidence architectural remains ⓘ
ceramic sherds ⓘ
stone tools ⓘ
artStyle Southwestern petroglyph tradition ⓘ
associatedPeople Ancestral Puebloans ⓘ
country United States of America ⓘ
county Navajo County ⓘ
culture Ancestral Puebloan ⓘ
linked to: Ancestral Puebloans
currentUse archaeological research site ⓘ
heritage tourism site ⓘ
depictedMotifs anthropomorphic figures ⓘ
geometric designs ⓘ
zoomorphic figures ⓘ
elevation about 1650 meters above sea level ⓘ
environment semi-arid grassland and badlands ⓘ
hasFeature kiva or ceremonial structures ⓘ
masonry ruins ⓘ
multi-room masonry structures ⓘ
petroglyphs ⓘ
plaza ⓘ
rock art ⓘ
hasTrail Puerco Pueblo trail ⓘ
inhabitedFrom circa 1100 CE ⓘ
inhabitedUntil circa 1380 CE ⓘ
interpretiveSignage yes ⓘ
locatedIn United States ⓘ
northeastern Arizona ⓘ
locatedInProtectedArea Petrified Forest National Park ⓘ
locatedOnWatercourse Puerco River ⓘ
managedBy National Park Service ⓘ
nearbyCity Holbrook, Arizona ⓘ
numberOfRooms approximately 100 to 200 rooms ⓘ
openToPublic yes ⓘ
region Colorado Plateau ⓘ
significance example of Ancestral Puebloan village organization on the Colorado Plateau ⓘ
important rock art locality in Petrified Forest National Park ⓘ
state Arizona ⓘ
threats erosion ⓘ
weathering of rock art ⓘ
timePeriod Pueblo II period ⓘ
Pueblo III period ⓘ

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Puerco Pueblo ruins → partOf → Puerco Pueblo ⓘ