 Mills, author of "Key Debates in Chacoan Archaeology", believes the items represent "evidence of intense ceremonial activity" at Chetro Ketl.Lekson notes that after "spectacular amounts of material" were recovered at Pueblo Bonito, "expectations for Chetro Ketl were undoubtedly high", and although Hewett and his students were ultimately disappointed, he describes the wooden artifacts as "an extraordinary collection".Despite this, scholars continue to regard Chetro Ketl as a place where relatively few items of archeological interest have been uncovered.