Abstract
ABSTRACTAlden C. Hayes and A. H. Warren, in recent publications on excavations at Gran Quivira in the Medano region of New Mexico, suggest that Tabira Black-on-white pottery represents a break from the earlier Chupadero Black-on-white tradition. They further suggest, on the basis of ceramic, architectural, and burial data, that a migration of new peoples, possibly from the Zuni-White Mountains-Hopi region, was responsible for the inception of Tabira. New data and a reassessment of old data are used to question the validity of the Hayes-Warren interpretation.
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