Wijiji is an Ancestral Puebloan great house and archaeological site located in Chaco Canyon, in New Mexico, United States.
Comprising just over 100 rooms, it is the smallest of the Chacoan great houses. Built between AD 1110 and 1115, it was the last Chacoan great house to be constructed. Somewhat isolated within the narrow Chaco Wash, it is positioned from Una Vida.
Etymology.
"Wijiji" is a corrupted and garbled mispronunciation of , meaning "black greasewood" in the Navajo language. The name may be the word with the most dotted letters in a row.
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