These people lived pretty well, considering the time. There are more 'corn grinders' recovered here than there were people in residence. They had a well organized society. Farmers, hunters, administrators. They wore cotton clothing and skins.

The modern day Zuni claim they were moving North on a purpose and claim some lineage to them. Some claim they moved South to Central America. We have a pretty good track on them for about 2000 years, then they went away.

They traded far and wide. Their pottery is quite distinctive and shows up in a huge circle that includes the Baja and California. They spun and wove cotton. Their arrow points are so fine they are almost delicate.

My next post will be a related and concurrent site. Same people, very different environment. I just love a good mystery...