Chetro Ketl

Date
between 1040 CE and early 12th century
Work Type
archaeological site
house
Style/Period
Native Chaco

Remains of the colonnade wall may indicate Mexican influences. Colonnade architecture is virtually nonexistent in the Puebloan Southwest. It is characteristic of Toltec architecture found in Mexico.

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  • Chetro Ketl - View of Unexcavated Kiva
    View of Unexcavated Kiva, Marker 1
  • Chetro Ketl - View at Marker 3.
    View at Marker 3
  • Chetro Ketl - View Near Marker 2
    View Near Marker 2
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Room Near Marker 2
    View of Room Near Marker 2
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Remains of Colonnade Wall
    View of Remains of Colonnade Wall
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Great Kiva
    View of Great Kiva
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Rooms near Marker 6
    View of Rooms near Marker 6
  • Chetro Ketl - View of kivas Near Marker 7
    View of kivas Near Marker 7
  • Chetro Ketl - View Between Marker 7 and Marker 8
    View Between Marker 7 and Marker 8
  • Chetro Ketl - View at Marker 9 of “Kiva G Complex”
    View at Marker 9 of “Kiva G Complex”
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Exterior Northern Perimeter
    View of Exterior Northern Perimeter
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Interior of Room Near Marker 9
    View of Interior of Room Near Marker 9
  • Chetro Ketl - View at Marker 10
    View at Marker 10
  • Chetro Ketl - View at Marker 11
    View at Marker 11
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Exterior Northeastern Perimeter
    View of Exterior Northeastern Perimeter
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Talus Unit Structure
    View of Talus Unit Structure
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Western Portion of Talus Unit Structure
    View of Western Portion of Talus Unit Structure
  • Chetro Ketl - View of Cross Section of Broken Wall Near Marker 4
    View of Cross Section of Broken Wall Near Marker 4
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