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Museum - Salmon Ruins and its collection
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Salmon Pueblo, also known as Salmon Ruins, is a significant archaeological site that represents the Chaco-Canyon culture. It is located near Bloomfield in New Mexico. This site offers a unique insight into the indigenous cultures of the North American Southwest, particularly the Ancestral Puebloans who built and inhabited this settlement.
Architecture and Artifacts of Salmon Pueblo
The architecture and artifacts discovered at Salmon Pueblo bear a clear resemblance to those found in Chaco Canyon. This connection provides valuable insights into the cultural and historical ties between these two significant archaeological sites. Visitors can explore the ruins and view the artifacts to gain a deeper understanding of the Chaco-Canyon culture.
Excavation and Artifacts at Salmon Pueblo
Between 1970 and 1979, an extensive excavation campaign at Salmon Pueblo resulted in the recovery of 1.5 million artifacts. These artifacts, which range from pottery to tools, provide a rich source of information about the daily life, culture, and history of the Ancestral Puebloans.
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