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Perry Mesa Tradition
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Perry Mesa Tradition

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  • Agua Fria National Monument, central Arizona.
    Agua Fria National Monument

    …archaeologists refer to as the Perry Mesa Tradition. Some of the stone pueblos balanced on steep canyon edges contain 100 or more rooms. It is thought that the people began to abandon the site in about 1500. Later, Yavapai and Hopi peoples resided there and were encountered by early Spanish…

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    …archaeologists refer to as the Perry Mesa Tradition. Some of the stone pueblos balanced on steep canyon edges contain 100 or more rooms. It is thought that the people began to abandon the site in about 1500. Later, Yavapai and Hopi peoples resided there and were encountered by early Spanish…

    Read More