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San Cristobal Pueblo Ruin

Top: Survey of San Cristobal Pueblo, N.C. Nelson, 1914. Bottom left: San Cristobal site photograph: Bottom right: Petroglyph on site.

Ancestral Southern Tiwa culture (Isletta Pueblo), 1300 C.E. to mid-17th Century C.E., located on the banks of the San Cristobal Arroyo, 12 km east-southeast of Galisteo, New Mexico.

Location coordinates: 5°22'51.8"N 105°50'41.9"W
35.381049, -105.844957

Elevation is 1902 meters (6240) feet above sea level.

Materials: mortarless stone walls, adobe walls, wood log roof structure, with mud/clay roof.

Photomontage of San Cristobal Pueblo upon aerial photo of actua site, in the Galisteo Basin, looking northeast toward Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Data for CG model:
1. Nelson, Nels C, 1914. Pueblo ruins of the Galisteo basin, New Mexico (Anthropological papers of the American museum of Natural History. Vol. XV, pt. I. The Trustees. 1914)

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Data for CG model:
1. Nelson, Nels C, 1914. Pueblo ruins of the Galisteo basin, New Mexico (Anthropological papers of the American museum of Natural History. Vol. XV, pt. I. The Trustees. 1914)
 
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