Basketmaker II Era

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The Basketmaker II Era was an early cultural phase of the Ancestral Puebloans in the American Southwest, marked by the adoption of agriculture, pit-house dwellings, and distinctive basketry before the widespread use of pottery.

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Basketmaker II Era canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancestral Puebloan cultural phase ⓘ
archaeological culture period ⓘ
culture Ancestral Puebloans ⓘ
follows Basketmaker I Era ⓘ
hasEndTime c. 500 CE ⓘ
hasEvidenceType archaeological remains ⓘ
basketry artifacts ⓘ
lithic tools ⓘ
maize cobs ⓘ
pithouse sites ⓘ
hasFeature adoption of agriculture ⓘ
bean cultivation ⓘ
coiled basketry ⓘ
continued hunting and gathering ⓘ
dry-farming techniques ⓘ
early communal structures ⓘ
extensive basketry production ⓘ
increased population density ⓘ
limited pottery use or absence of pottery in early phases ⓘ
maize cultivation ⓘ
pit-house dwellings ⓘ
rock art production ⓘ
sandals made from plant fibers ⓘ
semi-sedentary lifestyle ⓘ
squash cultivation ⓘ
storage of surplus crops ⓘ
storage pits ⓘ
subterranean houses ⓘ
twined basketry ⓘ
use of atlatl ⓘ
use of small game ⓘ
use of spear-thrower ⓘ
use of wild plant foods ⓘ
hasLocation American Southwest ⓘ
Colorado Plateau ⓘ
Four Corners region ⓘ
present-day Arizona ⓘ
present-day Colorado ⓘ
present-day New Mexico ⓘ
present-day Utah ⓘ
hasStartTime c. 500 BCE ⓘ
partOf Ancestral Puebloan sequence ⓘ
precedes Basketmaker III Era ⓘ
studiedBy Southwestern archaeologists ⓘ
timePeriodWithin Late Archaic to Early Formative period in the Southwest ⓘ
transitionTo adoption of pottery in later phases ⓘ
greater sedentism in Basketmaker III Era ⓘ

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Basketmaker II period → hasAlternativeName → Basketmaker II Era ⓘ