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Table 86. Artifact Frequencies, by Count, for Selected Midden Assemblages, Sand Canyon Pueblo
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Study Units with Midden Deposits
Associated Kiva Suite/Context
Formal Chipped-Stone Toolsa
Informal Chipped-Stone Toolsb
Cores
Food-Grinding Toolsc
Abraders
Indeterminate Ground-Stone Artifacts
Axes/Mauls
Hammerstones
Peckingstones
Bone Toolsd
Gizzard Stones
Corrugated Gray Jar Sherds
White Ware Jar Sherds
White Ware Bowl Sherds
Pottery-Production Itemse
Modified Sherds
Shaped Sherds
Personal-Adornment Itemsf
Total
103
Kiva Suite 102
12
17
4
1
2
8
593
202
370
12
2
4
1,227
108 and 109
Kiva Suite 108
1
3
112
38
49
2
1
206
204, 209, and 210
Kiva Suite 208
4
29
18
3
5
3
3
1
8
20
3
1,089
319
833
2
17
5
10
2,372
515 and 518
Kiva Suite 501
9
18
14
1
4
3
8
18
2
1,328
293
537
1
26
2
2
2,266
803
great kiva
1
8
6
1
10
9
19
1
756
254
564
3
10
1
5
1,648
1000 and 1006
Kiva Suite 1004
10
42
23
11
20
38
3
2
32
48
2
4,224
1,589
2,036
9
88
5
16
8,198
1207 and 1214
Kiva Suite 1206
5
25
35
4
2
2
2
3
15
38
10
1,835
287
522
4
39
8
14
2,850
1500 and 1506
outside D-shaped building (Block 1500)
6
22
26
2
35
3
12
11
7
1,648
396
764
2
13
5
2,952
1507, 1511, 1513, and 1519
inside D-shaped building (Block 1500)
4
4
11
3
6
2
4
11
6
961
181
261
1
3
2
1
1,461
NOTE: Debitage is excluded because a large portion of it was not analyzed.
a Bifaces, projectile points, and drills.
b Modified cores, modified flakes, and other chipped-stone tools.
c Manos, metates, mortars, and pestles.
d Bone awls, needles, and scrapers.
e Polishing stones, other ceramic artifacts, and unfired sherds.
f Beads, pendants, other modified shell, and bone tubes.
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