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Raptor Management and Whistle/Flute Production in Pueblo IV New Mexico (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jonathan Dombrosky. Emily Jones. Seth Newsome.

The Pueblo IV period (ca. AD 1300–1600) in New Mexico was a time of great societal change, and the religious significance of birds is thought to have flourished during this time period. In particular, whistles and flutes, commonly made from the ulnae of birds of prey, become ubiquitous in the Pueblo IV Middle and Northern Rio Grande. The importance of birds to Puebloan society has been well-documented ethnographically: raptors (primarily eagles) held captive by modern Puebloan groups are...