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Field Notes: Excavations of Paquimé’s Site 204

October 22, 2020

Paul Minnis and Michael Whalen, authors of The Prehispanic Ethnobotany of Paquime and Its Neighbors, write, "One of the most important sites, Site 204, we studied is located west of Paquimé in a tributary drainage. We selected this site because it was one of the two largest Medio Period sites near Paquimé so we could compare it with small villages we studied at one end of a continuum of size and the premier and largest site, Paquimé, at the other extreme.

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