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Deadmans Gray Jar Sherds

Floyd Black-on-gray

Floyd Black-on-gray, Close View

Overlook Interpretative Panel

Overlook Interpretative Panel

Room 73, 1930s vs. 2011

Burials at Wupatki

View from the Inside

A Ready-made Room

Reconstructed Rooms, 1930s vs. 2011

A Possible Kiva

Wupatki Pueblo and Surrounding Features

Leaving Wupatki

Living and Storage Rooms

Sunset Crater and Wupatki

Wupatki Pueblo 1930s vs. 2011

Storage and Food Processing

Air Circulation System

Unexcavated Rooms

Ballcourt Interpretative Panel

The Blowhole Interpretative Panel

Introduction to the Trail

Small Yucca Sandal

Large Yucca Sandal

Natural Cup-shaped Concretions

Fire Stick Fragment and Hearth Board

Copper Bells from Mexico

Cohonina Points

Bone Finishing Needle

Close View of Bone Sewing Needle

A Question of Rights

A Quiet Presence

About these Snapshots

Alone in the Desert

An Intersection of Ideas

Be Prepared for Bad Years

Citadel-Nalakihu Camp

Combined Points Corn

Continuity and Change

Door at Crack-in-Rock Pueblo

The Crew and the Car

Summer Monsoon, Citadel Ruin

Divisions of Labor

Footsteps to Wupatki

Historic Crew Shot

Households Communities

In Search of the Center Place

Harold Colton, Wupatki, 1965

Recording Sites in the 1930s

Survey in the 1930s

Nalahiku Reconstruciton

Navajo Life Remembered

New Layers of History

Not Gone Not Abandoned

Patterns and Rhythms of Change-400213775

Pueblo Traditions

Recycle Renew Reuse

Regional Connections

Respect Water as Life

Room Beams, Wupatki Pueblo

Science Tech Triangle

Snapshots of the Southwest

Snapshots of the Southwest Continued

Strategic Crossroads

The Ground has to Breath

Understand the Land

Flagstaff Black-on-white Bowl

Walnut Black-on-white Bowl

In Clay and Paint

Variation in Form, Size, and Decorations

Faces of the Past Clay Series

Wooden Figurine

Basalt Cylinders

Basalt "Bullets"

Flintknapping Tools and Products

Bone Sewing Tools

What to See and Do

What was the climate like

Where did they get water

Working Together

Wupatki-Pueblo-Through-Time

Elko Side-notched Point

Chiricahua-style Point

Elko Corner-notched Point

Elko Corner-notched Point

Ridge Ruin Side-notched Point

Flagstaff Black-on-white Shaped Disk

Polishing Stone

Sunset Red Bowl

Flagstaff Black-on-white Bowl

Sunset Corrugated Bowl

Tusayan Corrugated Mug

Deadmans Fugitive Red Pitcher

Decorated Jars, Pitchers, and Ladles

Flagstaff Black-on-white Ladle

Black Mesa Black-on-white Jar

Sosi Black-on-white Pitcher

Tusayan Black-on-red Canteen

A History of Wupatki in Flaked Stone

Plain-Weave Cotton Cloth

Open-Weave Cotton Cloth

Turquoise Pendant

Carved Stone Pendant

Carved Abalone Shell Pendant

Argillite Nose Plug

Hohokam-style Frog Carved in Shell

Limestone Nose Plug

Close-up of Shell Beads

Conus Shell Pendant

Turquoise and Shell Necklace

Bone Gaming Pieces

Clay with Basket Imprint

Bone Needle Threaded with Yucca

Coiled Rods from Baskets

Fire Stick Fragment

Self-threaded Yucca Needle

Arrow Shaft Straightener

Full-grooved Basalt Axe Head

Patterned Yucca Basket Fragments

Woven Yucca Matting

Coiled Yucca Basket

Padre Black-on-white Water Storage Jar

Reed Cigarettes

Stone Cheek or Lip Plug

Argillite Pendant

Steatite Nose Plug

Possible Nose or Cheek Plug

Carved Bone Gaming Piece

Carved Shell Pendant or Bracelet Fragment

Shell Bracelet/Anklet

Turquoise Bracelet

Bone Awl or Hairpin

Bone Awl or Hairpin

Turkey Feather and Rabbit Fur Cordage

Ceramic Spindle Whorl

Tump Line in a Tapestry Weave

Spindle and Whorl

Weaving Shed Rod

Wupatki Geology and Climate

Wupatki National Monument

Wupatki Trade Items

Wupatki Stabilization

Wupatki Stabilization

Wupatkis Diverse Society

Ballcourt Stabilization in June of 1965

Lomaki Area Ruin

Completely Stabilized Ballcourt in May of 1966

Basalt Pottery Anvil

Prehistoric Corn, Beans, and Squash

Prehistoric Corn Cobs

Ceramic Figurine

Summer Monsoon, Wukoki

Plainview Point

Cross-Section of the Ballcourt Wall

Projectile Points

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