Smoki Museum of American Indian Art and Culture
Located at 147 North Arizona in Prescott, the Smoki Museum's mission is to acquire, conserve, study, and interpret art, artifacts and documents pertaining to Native American prehistory and history, with a particular emphasis on the Prescott region. The museum promotes the understanding of the region through research, exhibits, and education programs and maintains a library relevant to its collections.
People wishing to obtain more information about the museum or to arrange formal research should call 520-445-1230.
History of the Smoki Museum
The Smoki People formed their organization in the early part of the 20th century. This group of Anglo men and women were interested in preserving Native American arts and culture, and they did so by recreating costumes, structures, celebrations, and activities modeled after those of actual Native American groups. The Smoki were active in Yavapai County through the 1980s; they held their last dance in 1990.
Information on the history of the Smoki Museum is spotty, and much of it is hearsay. The Smoki were a private group, and since they formed and operated the Smoki Museum until the 1990s, records of the museum up to that point are not currently available to the public. However, the museum, which now exists as an independent entity, has a well-qualified volunteer research associate. Attempting to act as an unbiased investigator, he plans to gather, interpret, and record information on the history of the Smoki People and the museum proper.
The Smoki People, who built, maintained, and ran the museum until recently, formally organized as a society in 1921. There are different stories about why the organization was formed. The people involved were, of course, interested in the Native American cultures found in and around Central and Northern Arizona, but an impetus for formal organization and public activities may have been generated by the Prescott Rodeo Association, which was having trouble arousing public interest in its activities.
Shortly after they formed an organization, the Smoki People built the first Hopi-style structure associated with the museum. This is the small pueblo located next to the present museum. Early on, the pueblo housed the society's small but growing collection of artifacts; soon, however, it became clear that the collection was outgrowing its facilities. Archeologists from the University of Arizona excavated many Sinagua sites in Yavapai County in the 1930s, and the Smoki people had successfully acquired many of the artifacts uncovered in their endeavors.
Grace Sparks and the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce encouraged and helped to facilitate these excavations, and they also facilitated the building of the present, larger Smoki museum. Ms. Sparks was connected both with the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce and with the Emergency Relief Administration of Arizona. The latter was a public relief effort mandated by the dismal employment situation that existed in the U.S. during the 1930s. It was through Sparks that the Smoki People were able to access Civil Works Administration labor funds to build their museum. The museum was dedicated in 1935.
The museum is a sixty-foot square building constructed of native stone and designed to resemble a Hopi structure. The largest portion of the building houses the museum. Originally the rear area served as the residence and workshop of the curator; however, that space is now used for a library and administrative activities.
Kate Cory was a prominent artist from the Northeast who lived in Hopi villages between 1905 and 1912. After that, she moved to Prescott and eventually became interested in the activities of the Smoki People. An accomplished painter and photographer, it is she who was primarily responsible for many design features of the interior of the building.
The central part of the museum resembles a covered kiva, but instead of providing a sacred space, it housed the heating system for the building. On one side of the large, unpartitioned room there is a huge, double-mouthed fireplace that was inspired by Zuni design. Display cases line the walls and form aisles in the center of the building.
The building is, itself, a historic treasure. The builders paid a great deal of attention to detail, with Ms. Cory incorporating Native American designs into lighting fixtures and other decorative elements in the structure. She may also have helped design the artful, handmade cabinetry and furniture found in the museum proper and in the curator's quarters.
I. Structures
Buildings
Smoki Museum main building: 60'x60', stone construction, designed to resemble a Hopi structure, dedicated in 1935; notable features include colorful Native American decorative elements, the hand-made doors, and artful lighting fixtures, which are still in use: Smoki Museum
Building Components
Clay, Indian, Prescott Culture, Building, Fairgrounds ruin, 1000-1400
Cobble, building stone, Indian, unattributed (2)
Support, notched floor beam, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (10)
II. Building Furnishings, Indian
Blanket, Navajo, no date
Mat, woven, Paiute, no date
Rug, Navajo, historic (7)
Rug, Navajo, c. 1870s
Rug, Navajo, post 1900 (2)
Rug, Navajo c. 1940
Rug, Navajo, post WWII (2)
Rug, textile, unattributed (3)
Slab, stone, from ruins excavation Prescott Culture, 1000-1400 (2)
Personal artifacts, Indian
Personal Adornment, Indian
Band, Indian, arm, Sioux, historic (2)
Band, Indian, beaded headband
Bead, Indian, animal, shell, stone Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Bead, Indian, Hopi, various, placed in jar, modern
Bead, Indian, single, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (14)
Bead, Indian, single, Sinagua 1150-1400
Bead, Indian, strand, stone, Sinagua
Bead, Indian, string, animal shell, Prescott Culture, 1100-1400 (2)
Bead, Indian, unattributed (17)
Bead or figurine, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Bracelet, Indian, carved shell, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (4)
Bracelet, Indian, shell, unattributed (2)
Bracelet, fragment, shell, unattributed (6)
Bracelet, Indian, unattributed (5)
Breast ornament, Sioux, historic (3)
Charm, Indian, unattributed (3)
Claw, adornment, unattributed
Collection: necklace, pendant, choker, etc.
Cylinder, bone, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Earring, stone, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Fob, watch, Indian, Apache, no date
Fob, watch, Indian, unattributed
Gorget, Indian, stone
Legging band, Indian, unattributed (2)
Neck ornament, Indian, Apache, historic
Neck ornament, Indian, Apache, White Mountain, historic (3)
Necklace, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Necklace, Indian, glass and various other materials, California trade necklace (5)
Necklace, Santo Domingo, historic
Necklace, Indian, unattributed
Ornament, Indian, unattributed, shell
Pendant, Indian, fragment, unattributed
Pendant, Indian, preform (2)
Pendant, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (53)
Pendant, Indian, Sinagua 1150-1400 (4)
Pendant, Indian, unattributed (19)
Preform, stone, unattributed (3)
Ring, Indian, shell, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Shell, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (5)
Shell, unattributed (8)
Tinkler, Indian, shell, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (7)
Tooth, adornment, unattributed
Turquoise, ground, drilled, unattributed (2)
Personal clothing, Indian
Outerwear, Indian
Apron, Indian, Sioux, no date
Apron, Indian, Woodlands, historic (3)
Bustle, Indian, made of feathers on fabric, unattributed, no date (4)
Costume, Apache, White Mountain, historic era, beaded leather with leather moccasins
Dress, Sioux, decorated with shells, c. 1834
Dress, Sioux, beaded leather, no date
Glove, Indian, leather, beads (Shoshone?)
Jacket, Indian, Apache c. 1890
Legging, Plains Indians, no date
Legging, Sioux, no date
Poncho, unattributed, animal skin, no date
Roach, Indian, feathers bound in blue yarn, unattributed, no date
Skirt, woven, Apache, White Mountain, historic
Tunic, painted leather, Apache, White Mountain, historic
Headwear, Indian
Hat, Pima, historic
Headband, Apache White Mountain, historic
Headdress, medicine man, unattributed, no date
War bonnet, Cheyenne c. 1870
War bonnet, Plains Indian c. 1930 (3)
War bonnet, Plains Indian, c. 1850 (2)
War bonnet, Plains Indian, no date
War bonnet, unattributed, no date (2)
Footwear, Indian
Moccasin, child, unattributed, ("found August 12, 1948")
Moccasin, Paiute, no date
Moccasin, Plains Indian, no date
Moccasin, Sioux, c. 1880-1890
Moccasin, Sioux, no date (3)
Moccasin, Indian, Winnebago, no date
Moccasin, Indian, unattributed
Sandal, Indian, cliff dweller (14)
Sandal, Indian, Paiute (8)
Sandal, Indian, unattributed (8)
Slipper, Indian, Apache, White Mountain, Historic
Accessories, Clothing, Indian
Belt, Anasazi
Belt, Cheyenne, historic
Belt, Plains Indian, historic
Belt, Sioux, no date
Robe Strip, Sioux, c. 1850-1860
Personal Gear, Indian
Awl case, Yavapai, Historic
Bag, Indian, unattributed (2)
Basket, Indian, (Alaskan?) historic
Basket, Indian, Apache (10)
Basket, Indian, Apache, Jicarilla, no date indicated
Basket, Indian, Apache, Mescalero, historic
Basket, Indian, Apache, San Carlos post 1900 (4)
Basket, Indian, Apache, San Carlos, historic (22)
Basket, Indian, Apache, White Mountain, historic (7)
Basket, Indian, Apache, White Mountain, post 1900 (3)
Basket, Indian, Apache, White Mountain, no date indicated (2)
Basket, Indian, Chemehuevi, post 1900
Basket, Indian, Cherokee, no date indicated
Basket, Indian, Havasupai, no date indicated
Basket, Indian, Hopi 1900-1930 (17)
Basket, Indian, Hopi, historic (2)
Basket, Indian, Hupa post 1900 (4)
Basket, Indian, Klamath Lake post 1900
Basket, Indian, Makah post 1900 (6)
Basket, Indian, Menominee, post 1900
Basket, Indian, Mexican, post 1900
Basket, Indian, Modoc, post 1900
Basket, Indian, Navajo post 1900
Basket, Indian, Paiute post 1900 (6)
Basket, Indian, Papago or Pima post 1900
Basket, Indian, Papago post 1900, most pre 1930 (22)
Basket, Indian, Papago, historic (2)
Basket, Indian, Pima, post 1900 (12)
Basket, Indian, Pomo (7)
Basket, Indian, Seri, post 1900 (2)
Basket, Indian, Tarahumara, historic
Basket, Indian, unattributed (8)
Basket, Indian, Walapai, post 1900 (5)
Basket, Indian Yavapai, post 1900 (17)
Bow case, Apache, 1870-1890
Canteen, Hopi, historic
Cradleboard, Apache 1920
Cradleboard, Apache, no date (3)
Cradleboard, Paiute, no date
Cradleboard, Ute, no date
Fan, Indian, feather, plains Indians, historic (16)
Fan, Indian, feather, unattributed, no date (2)
Feather, Navajo, historic
Fetish, unattributed
Germantown sampler, woven, historic, unattributed
Knife case, Indian, Crow, 1900-1910
Pipe, container, Plains Indian, historic
Pipe, Indian, bowl, unattributed
Pipe, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Pipe, peace, Indian, Sioux, post 1900
Pouch, Indian, Sioux, no date, quills and beads
Purse, Indian, Apache, historic (3)
Purse, Indian, unattributed, no date (3)
Purse, Sioux, historic
Quiver, Indian, Apache, 1870-1880 (3)
Strap, Indian, Paiute, no date
Water bottle, gourd, Mohave, modern
Toilet articles, Indian
Comb, various (3)
Tools and equipment for materials
Animal Husbandry T&E, Indian
Lariat, Indian, unattributed, no date
Fishing & Trapping T&E, Indian
Snare, Indian, unattributed
Food processing T&E
Knife, agave, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (6)
Knife, agave, unattributed (10)
Metate, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (3)
Metate, unattributed (13)
Mortar, Indian, Hohokam 950-1150 (2)
Mortar, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Mortar, gift
Mortar, Indian, unattributed (14)
Mortar Preform, Indian unattributed
Pestle, Paiute, no date (2)
Pestle, unattributed no date (15)
Food Service T&E, Indian
Comal, Alameda Brown Ware, Mesa Variety from Bloody basin area, rare
Cup, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Dish, Indian, Hohokam 950-1150
Dish, Indian, Maricopa, historic
Dish, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Dish, Indian, stone, unattributed
Effigy pitcher, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Effigy vessel, Hopi historic
Jug, Indian, Acoma, modern
Jug, Indian, Anasazi
Jug, Indian, Maricopa, historic
Lid, pot, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Lid, stone, Indian, unattributed (3)
Ladle, Indian, 1325-1400 (3)
Ladle, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Ladle, Indian, unattributed
Pitcher, Indian, Anasazi gray ware
Pitcher, Indian, Anasazi orange ware
Pitcher, Indian, Anasazi yellow ware
Pitcher, Indian, Anasazi white ware (4)
Pitcher, Indian, Cohonina
Pitcher, Indian, Fremont, 700-1200
Pitcher, Indian, Mogollon (1250-1300)
Pitcher, Indian, Navajo 1920-30
Pitcher, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Pitcher, Indian, Santo Domingo, historic (2)
Scoop, Indian, Hohokam 950-1150
Scoop, Indian, Hohokam 1150-1450
Scoop, Indian, Salado 1200-1400
Glass, Plastics & Clayworking T&E, Indian
Paddle, vegetal, could be modern to represent prehistoric tool
Pottery making display, includes whole & broken vessels, clay, etc.
Scraper, unattributed, part of pottery making display (2)
Leather, Horn and Shellworking T&E
Awl, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (30)
Awl, Indian, Sinagua (23)
Awl, Indian, unattributed (14)
Masonry & Stoneworking T&E, Indian
Flaker, Sinagua, (2)
Painting T&E
Paint dish, stone, Fort Whipple Reserve
Palette, Indian, Kings Ruin excavation
Palette, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Textileworking T&E
Last, sandal, for making woven moccasins
Loom, unattributed
Loom weight unattributed
Spindle, Mohave, modern
Spindle, Navajo, historic
Spindle whorl, Anasazi (6)
Spindle whorl, Indian, Cohonina 700-1150
Spindle whorl, Indian, Hohokam 500-1500 (3)
Spindle whorl, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (13)
Spindle whorl, Indian, Sinagua (3)
Spindle whorl, Indian Tsegi orange ware
Spindle whorl, Indian, unattributed (3)
Multiuse T&E, Indian
Abrader, stone, (34)
Adze, stone, flaked, unattributed
Anvil, stone, (13)
Axe, Indian, stone, unattributed (18)
Axe, Indian, stone, preform (2)
Axe, Indian, stone, Prescott Culture 1000-1300 (12)
Biface, stone, unattributed and various (39)
Celt, stone, unattributed (3)
Core (4)
Drill, stone, various (73)
Drill, preform, various (11)
Hafted biface (6)
Hafted knife (4)
Hammerstone, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (6)
Hammerstone, unattributed (8)
Hand axe, stone
Handstone, unattributed (7)
Knife, Indian, stone, Hopewell
Knife, Indian, stone, Prescott Culture (4)
Knife, Indian, stone, unattributed (9)
Knife, Indian, stone, hafted, unattributed (3)
Maul, Indian, stone, Hohokam, no date
Mano, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (36)
Mano, Indian, Preform (4)
Mano, Indian, unattributed (42)
Maul, Indian, stone, Prescott Culture (2)
Maul, Indian, stone, unattributed (9)
Pipe, Tool, Indian, unworked stone (2)
Polishing stone, Indian (23)
Polishing stone, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (7)
Pounder, Indian, Prescott Culture (12)
Pounder, Indian, unattributed
Preform, blade, stone
Preform, bone, unattributed
Preform, shell, unattributed (3)
Preform, stone, Hopewellian
Ring, stone, blank, unattributed
Ring, stone, unattributed (2)
Scraper, unattributed and various (76)
Scriber (3)
Shaft smoother, Indian, unattributed (13)
Smoke-blower, stone, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Smoothing stone, unattributed (3)
Smoothing stone, Indian, Prescott Culture (2)
Tcamahia, stone, Anasazi
Tool, Indian, stone, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (5)
Tool, stone, unattributed (16)
Tool, unknown use, stone, Sinagua, could be loom weight or irrigation ditch closure (4)
Whetstone, Prescott Culture (6)
Tools and Equipment for Science and Technology
Armament T&E, Indian
Arrow, Apache, 1870-90 (7)
Arrow, Indian, unattributed (3)
Blade, stone, unattributed (3)
Bow, Indian, Apache, 1870-80 (2)
Bow, Indian, unattributed
Dart (50)
Hafted dart, stone, unattributed (3)
Projectile point, Indian, unattributed (433)
Weapon collection, Yaqui, Apache, no date
Biological T&E
Mount, Big Horn Sheep head
Mount, Deer head
Mount, eagle
Mount, Elk head
Mount, Moose head
Mounted skin, snake, (2)
Mounted skin, wolf
Musical T&E, Indian
Beater, Indian, unattributed (4)
Beater, Indian, Yavapai, historic
Drum, Indian, unattributed (5)
Instrument, Indian, scapula, used to create noise or emphasize tempo, unattributed
Rasp, bone, unattributed
Rattle, Indian unattributed (2)
Scraper, used with scapula to make noise
Whistle, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (3)
VI. Communication Artifacts
Art
Cast, plaster cast of kachina (2)
Diorama, installed by Lincoln Ramsdell 1995-96 CWA
Diorama, Smoki Snake Dance at Fairgrounds
Form, metal framed plastic mold of kachina
Montage, photography by Kate Cory, post 1912 (3)
Painting on hide, no artist listed, no date
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory "Hopi Butterfly," post 1900
Painting, oil on canvas, by Kate Cory (unsigned) "Hopi Butterfly," no date
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory "The Baker," post 1900
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory, "Buffalo Dance," post 1900
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory, "Return of the Kachinas," post 1900
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory, "The Migration," no date
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory, "The Snake Myth," post 1900
Painting, oil on canvas, Kate Cory, "Wu Wu Ceremony," post 1900
Painting, oil on canvas, no artist listed, "The Flute Player,"
Painting, sand, Navajo, modern
Painting, watercolor, Kate Cory, framed in 1973
Photograph, framed, by Barry Goldwater, "The Navajo" modern
Photograph, framed, by Leroy Eslow, "Le-Na-ah,"
Photograph, framed, by Normal Rhoads Garrett, "Hopi Indian,"
Photograph, framed, of deaccessioned dress, worn by Hopi woman
Photogravure, framed, by E. S. Curtis (4) early 20th c.
Sketch, Kate Cory (3)
Snake ceremony exhibit, designed by Kate Cory
Wallpaper, done by Kate Cory after 1915
Art, Indian
Bird, carved and painted, Zuni, modern
Doll, Indian, Cochiti, modern
Figurine, Indian, fragment (3)
Figurine, Indian, Zuni
Figurine, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (38)
Figurine, stone, Mexican, historic
Figurine, unattributed (12)
Gourd, Hopi, modern
Mosaic, frog, stone, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Mountain Sheep, carved sandstone, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Statuette, metal, [two Smoki dancers] by Pat Haptonstall, donated by his wife Sue, 1997
Ceremonial, Indian
Altar replica, after one viewed by Kate Cory in early 1900s, has been at museum since 1935
Bead, stone, ground, funerary item, strands, Prescott Culture, 1000-1400 (2)
Bead, stone, single, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Cane, crook shaped wood, White Mountain Apache White, historic
Figurine, split twig, archaic
Kachina, various materials (166)
Petroglyph slab, unattributed, from junction of Antelope and Lost Antelope Creeks
Petroglyph slab, unattributed (2)
Prayer Stick, Hopi, historic (2)
Prayer Stick, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (2)
Set, stone (funerary item) Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Documentary artifact
Diary, Hopi Life by Kate Cory, after 1907
Dictionary, Hopi-English by Kate Cory, after 1907
Pamphlet, illustrated by Kate Cory
VII. Distribution and Transportation, Indian
Unclassified container, Indian
Bowl, Indian, Anasazi Yellow ware (6)
Bowl, Indian, Anasazi orange ware (9)
Bowl, Indian, Anasazi, white ware (19)
Bowl, Indian, Cohonina gray ware 750-950
Bowl, Indian, Hohokam 500-1500 (2)
Bowl, Indian, Hohokam 950-1150 (2)
Bowl, Indian, Hohokam 1150-1450 (12)
Bowl, Indian, Hohokam, dates uncertain (3)
Bowl, Indian, Hopi, historic (10)
Bowl, Indian, Isleta historic
Bowl, Indian, Laguna historic
Bowl, Indian, Maricopa, 20th c.
Bowl, Indian, Maricopa, historic (5)
Bowl, Indian, Mogollon, 1000-1300 (20)
Bowl, Indian, Mexican prehistoric (8)
Bowl, Indian, Patayan 700-1850
Bowl, Indian, Pima historic
Bowl, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (102)
Bowl, Indian, Pueblo modern (2)
Bowl, Indian, Salado 1250-1450 (9)
Bowl, Indian, Santo Domingo historic (2)
Bowl, Indian, Sinagua 500-1400 (2)
Bowl, Indian, Sinagua 1000-1400 (24)
Bowl fragment, Indian, unattributed (2)
Bowl, Indian, unattributed (9)
Bowl, Indian, Yavapai 1500-1850
Bowl, Indian, Zuni historic (3)
Jar, Hopi, historic (5)
Jar, Indian, Anasazi Gray Ware (4)
Jar, Indian, Hohokam 1150-1450 (2)
Jar, Indian, Hohokam 1300-1450 (2)
Jar, Indian, Maricopa, historic
Jar, Indian, Mogollon white ware 100-1125
Jar, Indian, Navajo 1550-1800
Jar, Indian, Papago, historic (2)
Jar, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (12)
Jar, Indian, Pueblo historic (2)
Jar, Indian, Salado 1200-1400 (7)
Jar, Indian, Santa Clara 1900-1920
Jar, Indian, Santo Domingo historic
Jar, Indian, Sinagua 1150-1400 (10)
Jar, Indian, unattributed (2)
Jar, Indian, Zuni, historic (4)
Vase, Indian, Hopi, historic (2)
Vase, Indian, Maricopa, historic (2)
Land Transportation, Indian
Accessory, Indian
Crop, unattributed, c. 1890
XII. Recreational Artifacts
Games, Indian
Ball, Indian, game piece? unattributed (6)
Ball, Indian, Prescott Culture
Throwing stick, Indian, Hopi, modern
Artifact remnant, Indian
Sherd, various
Turquoise, ground, fragments, some broken pendants, unattributed
Natural formed object, Indian
Apache tear, unworked, (3)
Argillite, Raw material Prescott Culture, argillite (3)
Bark, vegetal, found near Clear Creek
Basket-making material, unattributed (2)
Calcite, Prescott Culture
Cob, corn, found near Clear Creek, no date
Cob, corn, unattributed, (several in different collections)
Cob, corn, various, found in Sycamore Canyon
Concretion, no date (2)
Cordage, vegetal, Anasazi, (2)
Cordage, vegetal, Paiute
Cordage, vegetal, unattributed, found near Clear Creek (2)
Corn, charred Anasazi (2)
Cotton, Anasazi
Crinoid columnal (fossil) no date
Crystal, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Crystal, unattributed
Crystal, unattributed, unworked
Fiber, Paiute (3)
Fiber, unattributed
Fiber bundle, Paiute no date
Fossil unworked, unattributed
Garnet, unworked
Grass, Paiute no date
Leather, deerskin
Leather, fragment, found near Cave Creek (2)
Obsidian nodule
Peridot, unworked
Quid, Paiute
Quid, unattributed
Shell, Fitzmaurice Ruin
Stone, unworked, various (5)
Turquoise, rough
Function Unknown
Ball, Stone, unattributed (6)
Ball, stone, game piece? Cooking Stone, Prescott 1000-1400 (4)
Brad, Prescott Culture 1000-1400
Disc, Indian, Anasazi (3)
Disc, Indian Hohokam dates uncertain
Disc, Indian, Prescott Culture 1000-1400 (12)
Disc, Indian Sinagua 1000-1300 (4)
Disc, Indian, Tsegi
Disc, Indian, unattributed (4)
Reed, hollow end, undesignated cave ruin (7)
Cloth, woevn, Anasazi (2)
