False Kiva
Uploaded: November 03, 2008
The False Kiva gets its name from the fact that up until 1986, when it was archeologically researched, it was assumed to be a ceremonial room for ancestral Puebloan people, around 1,200 A.D. The partial excavation revealed that it had only been used for cooking and sleeping for a short period, as there are eight food storage underground cists, but no evidence of a land-fill for the garbage it would have generated over the longer period of a real Kiva.
John Rivera
November 03, 2008
Denny E. Barnes
November 03, 2008
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