Homol'ovi I and the Adobe Pueblo - 2017
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The ancestral Hopi village of Homol'ovi, paired with its satellite community called Adobe Pueblo, was documented in August 2017. This historic settlement served as home to a number of Hopi clans from around AD 1280 to 1400. The original village utilized stone and constructed adobe brick architecture that reached heights of at least 4 stories tall. Excavated by Dr. E Charles Adams and the Arizona State Museum's Homol'ovi Research Program in the 1990s, this site holds significant historical value. This digital model will be integrated into a new digital exhibit on Homol'ovi across space and time. A copy of this model with the vertical scale exaggerated to highlight details is available at https://skfb.ly/6tqL7
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