Illustrations, Classic Hohokam

The
Classic
Period
Hohokam

With Reference
to the Sinagua,
Salado, and
Prescott Branches

Table of
Contents

Title page

Table of Contents

Illustrations

1999 Foreword

Introduction

The Salado Theory

The Salado Branch

The Prescott Branch

The Sinagua Branch

Comparison: Prescott, Salado and Sinagua

The Hohokam

Summary

Appendix A:
A Probable Prescott Branch Site on the Lower Agua Fria River

Appendix B:
Some Problems Presented In This Paper

Bibliography A

Bibliography B

1999 Annotations

1999 Bibliography

Home page

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The Classic Period Hohokam, With References to the Sinagua, Salado and Prescott Branches, 1969

Listed in descending order of usefulness, these three pages I believe are the best pages
of the paper:

The Classic Period Hohokam, for 1969 probably the most thought provoking pages in the report.

Appendix A, the Calderwood Site on the lower Agua Fria River. Prior to the publication of this page, there had been no published descriptions.

The Sinagua, little original thought, good quotes from Harold S. Colton's The Sinagua


Illustrations (size of images are approximate) (L = low resolution; M = medium resolution; H = high resolution)
Number
1	Figure 1. Major Arizona Rivers
	L	. . 400 x 454 pixels, 20KB
	H	. . 819 x 930 pixels, 84KB
2	Figure 2. Archaeological Sites Referenced
	L	. . 400 x 454 pixels, 17KB
	H	. . 819 x 930 pixels, 76KB
3	Figure 3. Hypothesized greatest reach of the Salado, circa CE 1350
	L	. . 400 x 454 pixels, 19KB
	H	. . 819 x 930 pixels, 74KB
4	Figure 4. Renamed Table 1. Inserted in line with the text
5	Figure 5a. Shouldered shaft, pole covered inhumation pits, profile view
	L	. . 350 x 463 pixels, 18.9KB
	H	. . 503 x 666 pixels, 32.5KB
	Figure 5b. Shouldered shaft, pole covered inhumation pits, plan view
	L	. . 350 x 463 pixels, 20.7KB
	H	. . 503 x 666 pixels, 33.5KB
6	Figure 6. Hypothesized greatest reach of the Hohokam, circa CE 1100
	L	. . 400 x 454 pixels, 22KB
	H	. . 819 x 930 pixels, 64.5KB
7	Figure 7. Hypothesized greatest reach of the Hohokam, after about circa CE 1100
	L	. . 400 x 454 pixels, 27.7KB
	H	. . 819 x 930 pixels, 68.6KB
8	Figure 8. Hypothesized northernmost reach of the Hohokam, after about circa CE 1400
	L	. . 400 x 454 pixels, 22.6KB
	H	. . 819 x 930 pixels, 67.7KB
9	Figure 9. Calderwood Site site map (AZ T:7:1 (PG?))
	L	. . 300 x 633 pixels, 37KB
	M	. . 580 x 1224 pixels, 90KB
	H	. . 3550 x 7490 pixels, 386KB
10	Figure 10a. Visual description, wall masonry built on use surface
	L	. . 400 x 530 pixels, 59.6KB
	H	. . 503 x 666 pixels, 58.1KB
	Figure 10b. Visual description, wall masonry of shallow pit structures
	L	. . 400 x 530 pixels, 79.8KB
	H	. . 503 x 666 pixels, 94.8KB

Created:
19 September 1999

Revisions

Major:
10 October 1999

Minor:
19 January 2003



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Other document pages ( Sequencing: left to right; top to bottom )
Title page	Table of Contents	Illustrations
1999 Foreword	Introduction	The Salado Theory
The Salado Branch	The Prescott Branch	The Sinagua Branch
Comparison: Prescott, Salado and Sinagua	The Hohokam	Summary
Appendix A: A Probable Prescott Branch Site on the Lower Agua Fria River	Appendix B: Some Problems Presented In This Paper	Bibliography A
Bibliography B	1999 Annotations	1999 Bibliography

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