Potsuwi'uinge Pueblo

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Ancestral Puebloan (aka Rio Grande Anasazi) pueblo ruin. Occupied c. 1348-1550. Claimed as an ancestral site by the Tewa people. Also called Potsuwi’onwikeji; Otowi. Per Hewett, Antiquities of the Jemez Plateau, New Mexico, 1906, cliff dwellings can be found in every direction from this pueblo (outside current map polygon). New Mexico Laboratory of Anthropology site number LA 169.

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Coordinates: 35°52'55"N 106°13'57"W

Los Alamos National Laboratory 8 km
White Rock, New Mexico 8 km
Pajarito Acres 8.8 km
Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-39, Ancho Canyon 9 km
Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-49, Frijoles Mesa Site 10 km
Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-70 Rio Grande Site 11 km
Sagebrush Flats 11 km
Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-33, HP Site 12 km
Pajarito Fault Escarpment 12 km
Bandelier National Monument 16 km

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Los Alamos National Laboratory White Rock, New Mexico Pajarito Acres Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-39, Ancho Canyon Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-49, Frijoles Mesa Site Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-70 Rio Grande Site Sagebrush Flats Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-33, HP Site Pajarito Fault Escarpment Bandelier National Monument