Tonto Cliff Dwellings Guide: Tonto National Monument, Arizona

Tonto Cliff Dwellings Guide: Tonto National Monument, Arizona - 11th Edition, RevisedIn recent years some prehistoric Indian...
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Tonto Cliff Dwellings Guide: Tonto National Monument, Arizona

Tonto Cliff Dwellings Guide: Tonto National Monument, Arizona

€6,25

Tonto Cliff Dwellings Guide: Tonto National Monument, Arizona

€6,25
Author: Southwest Parks and Monuments Association
Format: eBook
Language: English

Tonto Cliff Dwellings Guide: Tonto National Monument, Arizona - 11th Edition, Revised

In recent years some prehistoric Indian ruins have had to be closed to visitors to preserve these fragile structures. Please help us keep the Lower Ruin open for many years to come: restrain children from climbing and running in the dwelling, and keep off the walls. Brutal heat in summer, hard frosts in winter, strong shrivelling winds of spring, and always erratic rainfall combine here to make a desert, a place of extremes. The worlds arid lands are of many kinds; here is the Upper Sonoran Desert, with its giant cactus and remarkably varied plant life. Here are found many creatures which have adapted in behavior or body features to arid conditions. Man too has evolved in the desert in many ways, over at least ten thousand years, from roving bands of primitive hunters to the massive urban developments of today. Nearly seven hundred years ago farming Indians now called the Salado (sa-LAH-doe) fitted their lives to this desert. They lived in cool, thick-walled apartment-like villages, grew irrigated crops of corn, squash, beans, cotton and amaranth (pigweed), made handsome pottery and wove elaborate cotton textiles. Though capable farmers, the Salado were also hunters and gatherers, well aware of the uses 2 to be made of the deserts wild resources. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 49192
Author: Southwest Parks and Monuments Association
Release Date: Jun 11, 2015
Format: eBook
Language: English

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Contributor (Author): United States. National Park Service


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