List of archaeological sites in Chihuahua, Mexico
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This is a list of archaeological sites in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Locations
Site name | Culture | Nearest town (modern name) | Location | Type | Description | Photo |
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Bocoyna | Tarahumara | Bocoyna | Ruins | |||
Cerro Juanaqueña | Hohokam | Trincheras | Ruins | |||
Cuarenta Casas | Mogollon culture[1] | Vallecito | Ruins. Located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Cueva del Puente | Mogollon culture | Vallecito | Ruins. Located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Cueva de la Serpiente | Mogollon culture | Vallecito | Ruins, located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Cueva Grande | Mogollon culture[1] | Vallecito | Ruins. Located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Cueva del Puente | Mogollon culture | Madera | Ruins. Located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Cueva de las Ventanas | Mogollon culture | Vallecito | Ruins. Located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Cueva de la Momia | Ciudad Madera | Ruins. | ||||
Cueva de la Olla | Nuevo Casas Grandes | Ruins | ||||
Cueva de la Ranchería | Ciudad Madera | Ruins | ||||
House of the Ovens | Mogollon culture | Janos | Ruins located at Casas Grandes that is part of a World Heritage site. A single-story room and four kivas. It forms part of a larger complex consisting of nine rooms and two small plazas. | |||
House of the Serpent | Mogollon culture | Janos | Ruins located at Casas Grandes that is part of a World Heritage site. Originally consisted of 26 rooms and three plazas. | |||
Cuarenta Casas | Mogollon culture[1] | Vallecito | Ruins | |||
Complejo Huapoca | Mogollon culture | Cuarenta Casas | Ruins | |||
Cueva de la Olla | Mogollon culture | Cuarenta Casas | Ruins. | |||
Cueva Grande | Mogollon culture | Cuarenta Casas | Ruins | |||
Cueva de las Jarillas | Mogollon culture | Cuarenta Casas | Ruins | |||
Huápoca | Mogollon culture | Ciudad Madera | Ruins | |||
House of the Macaws | Mogollon culture | Janos | Ruins located at Casas Grandes that is part of a World Heritage site. This site is so named because 122 birds were buried beneath its floors. | |||
House of the Wells | Mogollon culture | Janos | Ruins located at Casas Grandes that is part of a World Heritage site. The large storage cistern in one of its plazas that was fed from the common network. | |||
Nido del Aguila | Mogollon culture | Vallecito | Ruins, located at Cuarenta Casas. | |||
Paquimé / Casas Grandes | Mogollon culture[1] | Janos | Ruins. Located at Casas Grandes, this is a World Heritage site. | |||
La Ranchería | Mogollon culture | Madera | Ruins. Located at Cuarenta Casas. |
See also
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References
- Alfredo Lopez Austin; Leonardo Lopez Lujan (2005). Mexico's Indigenous Past. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. ISBN 978-08061-3723-0. Retrieved 20 November 2015.