Dr. Paul Minnis: Paquime

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by ArchaeologySouthwest
published on 14 September 2018

In this "Tea and Archaeology" lecture, sponsored by Archaeology Southwest, Dr. Minnis describes research conducted in the other half of the "Southwest" culture area, where archaeologists are seeking to place what we know about Paquimé/Casas Grandes in context by investigating smaller settlements in the the ancient landscape of northern Chihuahua.

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Dr. Paul Minnis: Paquime

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