The two earliest cultures of New Mexico were the Mogollon, named after the Mogollon area of southwestern New Mexico, and characterized by pit houses and their signature brownware ceramics. The early Anasazi or Basketmakers, were villagers who lived and farmed in the Four Corners between the years 1 and 1300. They are considered the ancestors of modern Pueblo people.
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