. Chapters in the prehistory of eastern Arizona. ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECONNALSSANCE 159 two distinct cultures. One group of people, with cultural ties north of the area, was making an unslipped gray ware (Lino Gray), and another. Fig. 71. .Scrapers and utilized flakes from pre-pottery sites. Upper left, scraper cm. Ions;. Top row, three on left, bifacially worked scraper knives; three on right, end scrapers. Second row, side scrapers. Bottom two rows, utilized flakes. group was making an unslipped brown ware (Alma Plain). In many respects these two cultures shared a similar way of life. Both gr
. Chapters in the prehistory of eastern Arizona. ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECONNALSSANCE 159 two distinct cultures. One group of people, with cultural ties north of the area, was making an unslipped gray ware (Lino Gray), and another. Fig. 71. .Scrapers and utilized flakes from pre-pottery sites. Upper left, scraper cm. Ions;. Top row, three on left, bifacially worked scraper knives; three on right, end scrapers. Second row, side scrapers. Bottom two rows, utilized flakes. group was making an unslipped brown ware (Alma Plain). In many respects these two cultures shared a similar way of life. Both groups lived in small pithouse villages containing from three to ten or more houses each. They were agricultural peoples, probably by this time de- pending for most of their food on their own crops augmented by natural plant foods and the products of hunting. The \illages of the people utilizing the gray pottery were concentrated in the northern and eastern portions of the region. The sites yielding brown pottery were concentrated in the northern and southern reaches of the survey. On most of the sites with Lino Gray pottery, traces of Alma Plain appear as intrusive trade pottery, and the Brown Ware sites show traces of Lino Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Martin, Paul S. (Paul Sidney), 1899-1974; Rinaldo, John B. (John Beach), 1912- joint author; Longacre, William A. , 1937- joint author; Cronin, Constance joint author; Freeman, Leslie G. joint author; Schoenwetter, James joint author; Ross, Lillian A. editor. [Chicago] Chicago Natural History Museum
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