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| | The Negrito Cliff Dwelling Site |
 | | Rinaldo (n.d.:1) notes that Negrito Cliff Dwelling, as well as other sites in west-central New Mexico, were excavated "with aims toward contributing to the solution of various problems that arose in relation to our major excavations." Unfortunately, no additional rationale is offered. |
 | | Folder "Cordova Cave 1951 (Negrito Cave and Cliff Dwelling, Kiehne Pueblo)" in the Field Museum Anthropological Archives, Southwest Expedition Box SW 5, contains archaeological record sheets and sherd tabulations for Negrito Cliff Dwelling Room B. Similar documents are not available for Room A or the other excavated proveniences (e.g. |
 | | These data are incomplete both in terms of the actual number of catalog numbers assigned in the field (five-- 262385, 262386, 262395, 262396, 262397) and the number of artifacts catalogued (five-- chipped stone tool, mano, awl, projectile point, stone with paint, respectively). |
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