Acoma jar, c. 1885–1910 Pueblo culture is almost synonymous with its distinctive pottery: a craft honed over several hundred years, which is still carried out in much the same way today as it was a ...

Born in 1887 in San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico, Martinez became a major force in expanding the influence of the region’s pottery beyond the Southwest. Her fame earned her, among other accolades, ...

Second Saturday Series Seminar will be about Ancestral Puebloan pottery and presented by archaeologist Mona Charles at 1 p.m. July 8 via Zoom. Charles will be joining as a wrapup to the grant ...

These chocolate-drinking jars are living proof of a dynamic pottery-making tradition that ... archaeologist found traces of cacao residue in Puebloan cylinder drinking jars a decade ago, the ...

The influx of White settlers and tourists in the late 19th and early 20th centuries had a profound impact on the pottery of the New Mexico Puebloan people, whose culture has thrived in the ...

While in recent history there have been famous male Puebloan potters, for most Puebloan descendants, pottery is women's work. "The general sense is that labour is pretty gendered and that women ...

This culture lived in the Grand Canyon from roughly 825 C.E. to 1250 C.E. Instead, Brennan says the whole series of pottery taken together illustrates how the artistic motifs went from the simpler ...

The control coprolites were from Salmon Ruin, an open-air Puebloan site with occupation contemporaneous to 5MT10010. Although a possible cannibalism assemblage has been described from Salmon Ruin ...