Yeis In Row Pueblito

Yeis In Row Pueblito is located on an isolated boulder overlooking a lower bench of a tributary of Encierro Canyon. The pueblito consists of a rubble pile on top of a boulder, no rooms can be delineated. The significance of this site is the co-occurrence of rock art and pueblito. On the boulder below the pueblito rubble is a panel which has several figures, including Ye'is and cloud terrace (Farmington Resource Management Plan 2003).

Ceramic Assemblage: No cermics were noted at the site.

Tree-ring Analysis: No tree-ring samples have been collected from the site due to absence of wood at the pueblito.
Land Owner: Bureau of Land Management
Site Elevation: 6560 ft / 1999 m
Hiking Difficulty: Easy =
Pueblito is located on boulder adjacent to oilfield road.
References:
Farmington Resource Management Plan 2003 Farmington Resource Management Plan 2003
Farmington Proposed Resource Management Plan and Final Environmental Impact Statement. New Mexico Bureau of Land Management 2003. U.S. Dept of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Albuquerque District.

More Information

  • ➠ Dinetah Pueblitos (Google Map)
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  • ⇩ Dinetah Pueblitos (GPX Data, ZIP 3 KB)
  • ⇩ Dinetah Pueblitos (KML Data, ZIP 8 KB)
  • ⇩ Dendrochronology Dates (PDF 162 KB)
  • ⇩ Temporal Map Distribution (PDF 520 KB)
  • ➠ Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research
  • ➠ Office of Archaeological Studies Ceramic Typology