A travel and reference guide to ancient Arizona and New Mexico that's fun, exciting, and feels like a realistic trip into ancient history.
Southwestern Adventure is divided into two parts: Part 1 covers 41 archaeological sites and museums, and Part 2 examines the history, culture, and archaeology of the Mogollon, Hohokam, Salado, and Sinagua.
A two-fold book: As a travel guide , this book may be used for individual sites or followed as a two-week tour.
The two-week tour is set in a circle and may be started at any point and in either direction.
Each individual section contains an in-depth description of the archaeological site or museum along with a detailed tour.
There are maps and site-plans plus additional information concerning the archaeology and/or history of the place.
As a book for history lovers , readers can immerse themselves in the lives of peoples of the Southwestern territory, some dating back to 10,000 and 8000 B.
This section contains a detailed history as well as the archaeology of each of the four ancient peoples and their relative culture, along with the Paleo-Indian and Folsom periods of history.
Also included is a section on the history of the Apache.
| Parts | Part 1 covers 41 archaeological sites and museums and |
|---|---|
| A two-fold book | As a travel guide this book may be used for individual sites or followed as a twoweek tour |
Touchpoint Press Southwestern adventure: in the footsteps of first peoples: mogollon, hohokam, salado and sinagua (a travel and reference guide)/michael royea
