walls to place and withdraw grains. The seed type indicates the agricultural characteristic of its inhabitants. Embedded in the walls are seven clay rooms, in a square. T-shaped doors are almost destroyed, although it is possible to recreate some in its entirety. It is thought the cave had a residential use and has a small room, inside of another, probably used by some important person. There are more caves with prehistoric content, including the "Cueva de la Golondrina", located in the same canyon. See also Mogollon culture Oasisamerica References External links Nuevo Casas Grandes government Nuevo Casas Grandes Org. The Mogollon: Prehistoric Desert Peoples People of the Colorado Plateau National Park Service official site Firecracker Pueblo The Paquime region Archaeological sites in Chihuahua (state) Mogollon culture Landmarks in Chihuahua (state) Tourist attractions in Chihuahua (state)