CHS Ask An Archeologist: Dr. Kenneth Brown (2)
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ABOUT THE SITE
Coronado Historic Site and the ruins of Kuaua Pueblo are located just minutes north of Albuquerque (off of I-25, Exit 242) in Bernalillo. Kuaua was the northernmost of the twelve villages. Its name means "evergreen" in Tiwa. It was first settled around AD 1325 and was occupied by approximately 1,200 people when Coronado arrived. Conflict with Coronado and later Spanish explorers led to the abandonment of this site within a century of first contact. Today, the descendants of the people of Kuaua live in the surviving Tiwa-speaking villages of Taos, Picuris, Sandia, and Isleta.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Kenneth L. Brown, Ph.D., RPA, is the Cultural Resources Program Manager for TRC’s Albuquerque office. He has more than 44 years of experience in all phases of cultural resource management. His geographical areas of research include the Southwest and Great Plains. His research expertise and areas of interest include faunal analysis, flaked stone and ground stone tool analysis, prehistoric and historic cultural landscapes, historic artifact identification and analysis, and historic architecture. He has spent the past 26 years in New Mexico and has been involved with numerous prehistoric and historic research projects. He earned his degrees in Anthropology (B.A., M.A., Ph.D.) from the University of Kansas.
REFERENCES:
2926 Steam Locomotive Restoration Project in Albuquerque:
https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/abq3...
Byron A. & Robert K. Dauner Johnson. Early Albuquerque: a Photographic History, 1870-1918 Hardcover – January 1, 1981:
https://www.amazon.com/Early-Albuquer...
Coronado Historic Site: http://nmhistoricsites.org/coronado
Music:
Marlon Magdalena: marlonmagdalena
Marlon’s Website: http://www.marlonmagdalena.com/
https://www.kuaua.org/
Our Friends on Facebook: Facebook: Friends-of-the-Coronado-Historic-site-528159447647644
ABOUT THE SITE
Coronado Historic Site and the ruins of Kuaua Pueblo are located just minutes north of Albuquerque (off of I-25, Exit 242) in Bernalillo. Kuaua was the northernmost of the twelve villages. Its name means "evergreen" in Tiwa. It was first settled around AD 1325 and was occupied by approximately 1,200 people when Coronado arrived. Conflict with Coronado and later Spanish explorers led to the abandonment of this site within a century of first contact. Today, the descendants of the people of Kuaua live in the surviving Tiwa-speaking villages of Taos, Picuris, Sandia, and Isleta.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Kenneth L. Brown, Ph.D., RPA, is the Cultural Resources Program Manager for TRC’s Albuquerque office. He has more than 44 years of experience in all phases of cultural resource management. His geographical areas of research include the Southwest and Great Plains. His research expertise and areas of interest include faunal analysis, flaked stone and ground stone tool analysis, prehistoric and historic cultural landscapes, historic artifact identification and analysis, and historic architecture. He has spent the past 26 years in New Mexico and has been involved with numerous prehistoric and historic research projects. He earned his degrees in Anthropology (B.A., M.A., Ph.D.) from the University of Kansas.
REFERENCES:
2926 Steam Locomotive Restoration Project in Albuquerque:
https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/abq3...
Byron A. & Robert K. Dauner Johnson. Early Albuquerque: a Photographic History, 1870-1918 Hardcover – January 1, 1981:
https://www.amazon.com/Early-Albuquer...
Coronado Historic Site: http://nmhistoricsites.org/coronado
Music:
Marlon Magdalena: marlonmagdalena
Marlon’s Website: http://www.marlonmagdalena.com/
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