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Mimbres Archaeology at the NAN Ranch Ruin (Paperback)
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Mimbres Archaeology at the NAN Ranch Ruin (Paperback)
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The Mimbres Valley and the NAN Ranch Ruin are located in southwest
New Mexico, near Silver City. According to Harry Shafer, 'The site
was named after the ranch cattle brand, NAN, by C.B. Cosgrove, who,
with the help of his son, Burt Jr., in 1926, was among the first to
excavate at the site.' After more than twenty years of excavating
the large Classic Mimbres pueblo site overlying a pithouse village
in the Mimbres Valley and analyzing the finds, Shafer argues there
was a fascinating restructuring of Mimbres culture and society. The
catalyst, Shafer theorizes, was the implementation of irrigation
agriculture about AD 850-900. The social reorganization resulted in
a number of material changes, including substantive shifts in
architecture from pit houses to surface pueblos, the establishment
of lineage-based residences, lineage cemeteries, and new ritual
activity and behavior that resulted in the architecture, mortuary
behavior, and decorated ceramics.
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