Culture | Branch | Tradition | Ware | Type |
Ancestral Pueblo: Southern Colorado Plateau (Anasazi) | Central Anasazi | Chaco and Cibola | Cibola-Tusayan Gray Ware | Coolidge (Chaco Straight Rim) Corrugated |
Type Name: Coolidge (Chaco Straight Rim) Corrugated |
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Period: | 950 A.D. - 1200 A.D. |
Culture: | Ancestral Pueblo: Southern Colorado Plateau (Anasazi) |
Branch: | Central Anasazi |
Tradition: | Chaco and Cibola |
Ware: | Cibola-Tusayan Gray Ware |
First posted by C. Dean Wilson 2013
Definition of Coolidge Corrugted as defined here is limited to rim sherds (Reed and others 1998). This type is characterized by indented, plain, or clapboard corrugations and rim eversion of less than 30 degrees and is similar to the range of eversion used to define Dolores Corrugated of the Northern San Juan tradition. Body sherds were not assigned to this type although many as body sherds from Coolidge Corrugated vessels may be assigned to variations of corrugated gray based on observations relating to coiled treatments.
References:
Reed, Lori S., Joell Goff, Kathy Niles Hensler
1998 Exploring Ceramic Production, Distribution, and Exchange in the Southern Chuska Valley: Analytical Results from the El Paso Natural Gas North Expansion Project, Pipeline Archaeology 1990-1993: The El Paso Natural Gas System Expansion Project, New Mexico and Arizona, Vol XI, Book 1, Report no, WCRM (F)74, Farmington.
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