Title: | St Michael's church, San Miguel del Vado, San Miguel County, New Mexico | ||
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Issue: | Church Archaeology 07-09 | ||
Series: | Church Archaeology | ||
Volume: | 7-9 | ||
Page Start/End: | 149 - 154 | ||
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Publication Type: | Journal | ||
Abstract: | The history of the small villages of northern New Mexico, and their regionally unique vernacular architecture, has not been well documented. Because of the central role of the Catholic Church in the everyday lives of most of the residents, past and present, church buildings comprise an important part of this architectural and cultural tradition. This study, an RCHME Level 3 archaeological survey, was undertaken in August, 2001, to record St Michael’s Parish church in the village of San Miguel del Vado, New Mexico, USA. The aim was to determine whether the reported construction date of 1805 could be confirmed, modifications to the structure, and materials and building techniques detected, and to relate any such changes to cultural changes in the village over time. | ||
Year of Publication: | 2006 | ||
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Created Date: | 30 Sep 2020 |