ARCH 100 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Ancestral Puebloans, Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Sinagua

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Archaeology
• Course: ARCH 100
• Professor: David Maxwell

Document Summary

Undecorated black-on-white: elaborately painted and ritually "killed" pottery found in human burials were created by the ___________ culture, a subgroup of the mogollon. Adena: the enormous multi-roomed (200+) structures at chaco canyon and in other parts of the. American southwest are referred to as ______________________________. kivas pueblos rancherias great houses. In the american southwest, the rounded, subterranean ritual structures are referred to as. Pithouses: at chaco canyon, many of the structures were designed to line-up with. All of these: although there is no writing in the american southwest, there is evidence for a. _____________ at chaco canyon. rebus-writing system series of carvings that look like glyphs calendar numbering system: eventually the hohokam canal system ceases to function, possibly as the result of. _____________. floods deepening river channels drought floods moving river courses floods making river channels more shallow: at paquim (casas grandes) in northern mexico, there is evidence for bird pens.