Ceramics In The Basketmaker II Era

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Pueblo Indians replaced weapons to bow and arrow and baskets by ceramics, marking the end of the Basketmaker II Era and new beginning of the Basketmaker III. Ceramics were an advance improvement over baskets, and storage units made from Animals, such as major water storage containers used in the region. Year round funds first appear around this Era. The inhabitants of the San Juan Basin expanded considerably. Archeologists clarify after 575 Common Era, there were very few Basketmaker III sites in Mesa Verde but by the beginning 7th century there were many such sites in the mesa. The inhabitants of Mesa Verde c. 675 was somewhere around 1,500

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