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Holdings: 35mm slide: 17654
World Region: North America
Region: Southwest United States
Country: United States
State/Province: New Mexico
County/District: San Juan
Political Location: Aztec Ruins National Monument
Geographic Location: San Juan Basin
Archaeological Site Name: Aztec Ruins National Monument
Archaeological Site Number: LA 45
Period: AD 1000 - 1300
Culture: Anasazi, Pueblo III
Description: aerial view from a commercial postcard. "Established as a National Monument in 1923, the ruins orginally contained at least 500 rooms, which housed about 800 Indians. The homew were constructed by stone-age people in the early part of the 12th century."
Image Categories: Architecture: Village/settlement cluster; Cultural Landscape: Site overview
Source Type Detail: Book Citation: published and distributed by Petley Studios, Pheonix Arizona 85008

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Full citation: "aerial view from a commercial postcard. "Established as a National Monument in 1923, the ruins orginally contained at least 500 rooms, which housed about 800 Indians. The homew were constructed by stone-age people in the early part of the 12th century."". In the digital collection UM Museum of Anthropological Archaeology. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/anthro1ic/x-23673/23673. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. June 16, 2024.