. Chapters in the prehistory of eastern Arizona. Indians of North America -- Arizona Antiquities; Arizona -- Antiquities. AK1 II A( 1^ 61 fragments size, shape, and t\ pe indeterminati * leneral comments: about one-fifth of the manos had depressions pecked in their sides or with their sides slightl) incurved which ma) have served .i- grips I ig. 40, Fig. 41). The presence ol so man) rectangular, beveled type manos would seem consistent with .i relativel) late date foi the i» t upation oi the site, perhaps into the beginning of the 14th century cf. et . 65; Woodburj
. Chapters in the prehistory of eastern Arizona. Indians of North America -- Arizona Antiquities; Arizona -- Antiquities. AK1 II A( 1^ 61 fragments size, shape, and t\ pe indeterminati * leneral comments: about one-fifth of the manos had depressions pecked in their sides or with their sides slightl) incurved which ma) have served .i- grips I ig. 40, Fig. 41). The presence ol so man) rectangular, beveled type manos would seem consistent with .i relativel) late date foi the i» t upation oi the site, perhaps into the beginning of the 14th century cf. et . 65; Woodburj 1954, p. 70). If the general correlation between lateness oi tune .mil increasing frequency ol beveled type manos is valid, then it would seem Broken K Pueblo would be earlier than Table Rock Pueblo which seems to roughly bracket the 14th century. At the latter sin-, about one-third ol the manos were beveled Martin ami Rinaldo. 1960b, p. 12~)\ whereas onl\ about one-fourth oi the manos at Broken K. were oi this type. Metates. A total oi 65 metates was recovered from the Broken K site. Whole examples numbered 45, while fragments accounted tor 2 addi- tional metates The metates were of three basic types: hasin nictates irregular hlock ! stone with a circular, depressed grinding surface: 7 (5 whole examples; 2 fragments); trough type roughly rectangular hlock of stone, grindinj. I -'â rwo-hand mano, beveled type with three grinding surfaces; room 33 .-. mealing bin) Length is em. surface forms trough through surface: (1 whole: 6 fragments); and slab type rectangular hlock of stone, whole of top surface forms nearly Hat grinding surfa< ' whole; 11 fragments). There was one- frag- ment recovered that was too small to permit a reliable estimate of type. It is significant that the majority (77< j I oi the metates are the slab type Rinaldo Martin et ol., 1964b, p. 67) has noted the observed trend of. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page ima
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