Pecos Pueblo

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Pecos Pueblo is an important ancestral Native American village and archaeological site known for its role as a major trade and cultural center in what is now northern New Mexico.

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Pecos Pueblo canonical 7
Pecos Pueblo ruins 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Landmark
ancestral Puebloan village
archaeological site
prehistoric settlement
abandoned 19th century
associatedWith Pecos National Historical Park visitor center
country United States
culturalAffiliation Pecos Pueblo people
linked to: Pueblo peoples
elevation approximately 2,130 meters
approximately 7,000 feet
excavatedBy Alfred V. Kidder
excavationStart 1915
flourished circa 14th century to 17th century
governingBody National Park Service
hasArchaeologicalFeature kivas
mission church ruins
multi-storied adobe dwellings
plaza
heritageOf Pueblo peoples
Towa-speaking peoples
knownFor Spanish colonial mission ruins
archaeological remains
cultural crossroads
major trade center
languageFamily Tanoan languages
locatedIn Pecos River Valley
linked to: Pecos Valley

Pecos, New Mexico
linked to: Pecos

San Miguel County, New Mexico
linked to: San Miguel County

northern New Mexico
locatedWithin Pecos National Historical Park
near Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Santa Fe, New Mexico
NRHPType National Historic Landmark District
partOf Ancestral Puebloan culture
linked to: Ancestral Puebloans

National Register of Historic Places in New Mexico
significantFor Pecos Classification of Southwestern archaeology
development of American archaeology
successorCommunity Jemez Pueblo
timePeriod Late Prehistoric period
Spanish colonial period
tradedGoods bison products
ceramics
cotton
maize
shells
turquoise
tradedWith Plains tribes
other Pueblo communities

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Northern New Mexico hasHistoricSite Pecos Pueblo
Pecos Pueblo and Mission Church hasPart Pecos Pueblo ruins
linked to: Pecos Pueblo
Pecos River namedAfter Pecos Pueblo
Pecos hasNearby Pecos Pueblo
Alfred V. Kidder workLocation Pecos Pueblo
Pecos Valley contains Pecos Pueblo
Pecos Valley containsArchaeologicalSite Pecos Pueblo ruins
linked to: Pecos Pueblo