A prehistoric stone tool made from sandstone by people from the Desert Archaic period, 6,000 BC-0 AD and found in the Tularosa B

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A prehistoric stone tool made from sandstone by people from the Desert Archaic period, 6,000 BC-0 AD and found in the Tularosa Basin area of southern New Mexico. The Desert Archaic Indians were ancestors of the Anasazi and Tularosa Mogollon people.

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Photo credit: © Buddy Mays / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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Keywords: age, american, archaic, central, chert, early, flint, indian, indians, man, native, neolithic, northwest, object, obsidian, oregon, pacific, people, point, prehistoric, pueblo, southwest, stone, tool, tools