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Table 8.6. Abandonment and later Spanish use of Navajo sites (includes sites not visited by informants). |
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Site No. | Reason for Abandonment: Date Last Used | Spanish Use (per informant) | Dates of Spanish Inscriptions |
Chacra Mesa | |||
29Mc 391 | Big Snow Winter: 1932 | Yes | 2/1929, 12/1935, 2/1938, 2/1939 |
29Mc 416 | - | Yes | 1/1917, 1/1933, 1/1944, 1/1946 |
29Mc 424 | (No informants) | - | 3/1939 |
29Mc 426 | Fence: 1947 | Yes | (No inscriptions) |
29Mc 431 | (No informants) | - | 12/1935 |
29Mc 467 | (No informants) | - | 1937 |
29Mc 498 | (No informants) | - | 1940 |
29Mc 499 | (No informants) | - | 4/1929 |
29Mc 517 | (No informants) | - | 1890 |
29SJ 2536 | (No informants) | - | 1/1917 |
29SJ 2560 | (No informants) | - | 5/1935 |
29SJ 2563 | (No informants) | - | 12?/1916 |
29SJ 2568 | (No informants) | - | 3/1942 |
29SJ 2569 | (No informants) | - | 3/1932 |
29SJ 2571 | (No informants) | - | 9/1912 |
29SJ 2576 | (No informants) | - | 4/1929 |
29SJ 2578 | (No informants) | - | 3/1942 |
29SJ 2625 | (No informants) | - | 1/19-- |
29SJ 2675 | (No informants) | - | 3/1942 |
29SJ 2700 | 1950? | Yes | (No inscriptions) |
29SJ 2966 | Fence: 1934 | - | (No inscriptions) |
Kin Klizhin | |||
29SJ 2459 | Sargent used site | Yes | (No inscriptions) |
29SJ 2471 | Husband got sick | - | 1/1951 |
29SJ 2484 | - | Yes | 1942 |
29SJ 2491 | Spanish herders here (not used by Navajos?) | 12/1929, 12/1939, 12/1940, 11/1941 | |
Kin Bineola | |||
29Mc 286 | (No informants) | - | 1895, 1916 |
29Mc 295 | I. K. Westbrook used area | Yes | (No inscriptions) |
29Mc 323 | I. K. Westbrook used area | Yes? | (No inscriptions) |
29Mc 324 | I. K. Westbrook used area | Yes? | |
Note: In the third column above, if “Yes” is followed by a question mark, it indicates that, while Spanish herders definitely used the area, their use of the site in question was less certain. For more specific details on Spanish inscriptions in the survey areas, see Chapter 6 Appendix 6.1, Table 9. For details on Spanish inscriptions throughout Chaco Canyon, see Brugge (1986:165-169). |