About this Unit
Study Unit
masonry surface structure, Structure, 27-S
General Location
Northeast corner of pueblo. Part of rim complex; located at base of cliff.
Specific Location
Located on a ledge just below base of large cliff and adjacent to a large rock outcrop. South of and downslope from a cluster of masonry rooms (Structures 23-S - 26-S).
Interpretive Type
Not assigned.
Study Unit Details
Structure 27-S masonry surface structure
Photograph Copyright © 23-Apr-98 by Crow Canyon Archaeological Center. All rights reserved.
Image View:
Face view, architecture
Description:
Curved north wall.
Direction of view:
northwest
Date of Photo:
23-Apr-98
General Location
Northeast corner of pueblo. Part of rim complex; located at base of cliff.
Specific Location
Located on a ledge just below base of large cliff and adjacent to a large rock outcrop. South of and downslope from a cluster of masonry rooms (Structures 23-S - 26-S).
Interpretive Type
Not assigned.
Structure Use
Masonry room that is part of a small group of masonry rooms; room function unknown.
Dating
Abandonment
No evidence.
Postabandonment
Fill accumulated inside room; visible walls have partly collapsed.
Excavation Details
No excavations took place inside this structure.
Groups to Which This Study Unit was Assigned
See The Archaeology of Woods Canyon Pueblo (specifically the chapters on architecture, chronology, and artifacts) for more information on study unit groupings at Woods Canyon Pueblo.
| Type | ID | Description |
| area | 7 | Canyon rim |
| section | R | Canyon rim |
| subperiod | 9 | Late Pueblo III (A.D. 1225-1280) |
Woods Canyon Pueblo - 5MT11842
Study Unit Information
Site Information
Reports:
Explore data on:
subterranean kiva
Structure 1-S Structure 2-S Structure 3-S Structure 4-S Structure 5-S Structure 7-S Structure 9-Saboveground kiva
Structure 6-S Structure 8-S Structure 13-Smasonry surface structure
Structure 10-S Structure 11-S Structure 12-S Structure 14-S Structure 15-S Structure 16-S Structure 17-S Structure 18-S Structure 19-S Structure 20-S Structure 21-S Structure 22-S Structure 23-S Structure 24-S Structure 25-S Structure 26-S Structure 27-S Structure 28-S Structure 29-Smidden
Nonstructure 1.1-N Nonstructure 1.14-N Nonstructure 1.17-N Nonstructure 1.18-N Nonstructure 1.23-N Nonstructure 1.4-N Nonstructure 1.9-N Nonstructure 2.1-N Nonstructure 2.4-N Nonstructure 3.1-N Nonstructure 3.3-N Nonstructure 4.1-N Nonstructure 4.3-N Nonstructure 4.5-N Nonstructure 5.1-N Nonstructure 5.10-N Nonstructure 5.4-N Nonstructure 5.6-N Nonstructure 5.8-N Nonstructure 5.9-N Nonstructure 6.1-N Nonstructure 6.5-N Nonstructure 6.6-N Nonstructure 6.8-N Nonstructure 7.1-N Nonstructure 7.2-N Nonstructure 7.3-N Nonstructure 7.4-N Nonstructure 7.5-N Nonstructure 7.6-N Nonstructure 8.1-N Nonstructure 8.4-N Nonstructure 10.1-N Nonstructure 10.2-N Nonstructure 11.1-N Nonstructure 12.1-Nextramural surface
Nonstructure 1.10-N Nonstructure 1.12-N Nonstructure 1.13-N Nonstructure 1.16-N Nonstructure 1.19-N Nonstructure 1.2-N Nonstructure 1.20-N Nonstructure 1.21-N Nonstructure 1.22-N Nonstructure 1.5-N Nonstructure 1.6-N Nonstructure 1.8-N Nonstructure 2.2-N Nonstructure 2.3-N Nonstructure 2.5-N Nonstructure 2.6-N Nonstructure 2.7-N Nonstructure 2.8-N Nonstructure 2.9-N Nonstructure 3.2-N Nonstructure 3.4-N Nonstructure 4.4-N Nonstructure 4.6-N Nonstructure 4.7-N Nonstructure 5.3-N Nonstructure 6.3-N Nonstructure 6.4-N Nonstructure 8.2-N Nonstructure 8.3-N Nonstructure 9.1-N Nonstructure 9.2-N Nonstructure 9.3-NSite Overview - Site size, location, composition, layout, and dates of occupation; site ownership and permit information
History of Investigations - A brief history of research at the site
Physiography - Elevation, topography, and water sources
Field Methods - Grid orientation, mapping techniques, surface indications, disturbed areas, the collection of dating and ecofact samples, and more
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