ANCESTRAL PUEBLOANS SYNOPSIS
ANCESTRAL PUEBLOAN MINISERIES: Indigenous People of the Colorado Plateau Province is a fifteen-part miniseries featuring a concise overview of the most celebrated culture of the Colorado Plateau Province, the so-named Ancestral Puebloans, including the continuing narrative of their successors, the Puebloans, most of whom live in parts of New Mexico. Because this comprehensive text is divided into specific subtopics, there are overlapping details throughout this miniseries and presented in the guise of an encyclopedia. Therefore, the reader determines what to read.
The authenticity of this text is accurate and based on reliable interpretative research correlating to, say, a standard endorsed by the National Park Service. Except where noted, the research for the text is based on a variety of observations. Therefore, entailing the academics of archaeology, anthropology, and human history, all specializing in the American Southwest. Unless otherwise specified, the collective term, "researchers" or "cultural scientists" will apply for these respective and primary academic disciplines.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Volume I A Comprehensive Primer
Volume II The Pecos Classification System
Volume III A Georitual Landscape
Volume IV The Utility of Pottery
Volume V Rock Art
Volume VI Intro to Archaeoastronomy
Volume VII Chaco Canyon Archaeoastronomy
Volume VIII Archeological Benchmarks
Volume IX Warfare and Cannibalism in the Southwest
Volume X The Great Drought and Diaspora
Volume XI The Puebloans
Volume XII The Hopi People
Volume XIII The Zuñi People
Volume XIV A Time Machine Excursion
Volume XV The Ancestral Puebloan Homeland
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