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Colonial and Pre-Columbian

Tijeras Pueblo Violence Evidence

1300
New Mexico
Era
Colonial and Pre-Columbian
Year
1300
Location
New Mexico
Status
Historical record
The Battle

History & Significance

Tijeras Pueblo Violence Evidence was a Colonial and Pre-Columbian engagement fought in New Mexico, 1300.

Pueblo IV site in the Tijeras Canyon, east of Albuquerque. Excavated by University of New Mexico. Skeletal assemblage includes individuals with healed and unhealed fractures consistent with raiding. The aggregated, defensively positioned architecture reflects the broader Rio Grande Pueblo IV pattern of village consolidation in response to military threat. Documented by Cordell (1977).

Forces engaged
Tijeras Pueblo community vs. competing Pueblo IV groups
Outcome
Skeletal evidence of violence; defensive architectural features. Village aggregation pattern consistent with response to raiding.

Approximate location. The nearest recorded settlement is shown; the exact site is unrecorded.

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When did Tijeras Pueblo Violence Evidence take place?
Tijeras Pueblo Violence Evidence took place in 1300.
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Tijeras Pueblo Violence Evidence was fought in New Mexico, United States.
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Pueblo IV site in the Tijeras Canyon, east of Albuquerque. Excavated by University of New Mexico. Skeletal assemblage includes individuals with healed and unhealed fractures consistent with raiding. The aggregated, defensively positioned architecture reflects the broader Rio Grande Pueblo IV pattern
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