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Notes 3/11 Wolf essays due next time Clarifying citing of websites Come see us during office hours

Notes 3/11 Wolf essays due next time Clarifying citing of websites Come see us during office hours. Mesa Verde. Chaco. SW Prehistoric Cultures Geography Reminder: Map quiz on 3/27 Square=modern culture, circle=prehistoric. Other Southwest Prehistoric Cultures Mogollon : - Sinagua : -

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Notes 3/11 Wolf essays due next time Clarifying citing of websites Come see us during office hours

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  1. Notes 3/11 • Wolf essays due next time • Clarifying citing of websites • Come see us during office hours

  2. Mesa Verde Chaco • SW Prehistoric Cultures Geography • Reminder: Map quiz on 3/27 • Square=modern culture, circle=prehistoric

  3. Other Southwest Prehistoric Cultures • Mogollon: • - • Sinagua: - • Environmental-human aspects

  4. Mogollon Rim • Transition between – • Crosses AZ and NM • - • -

  5. Mogollon Climate • - • - • -

  6. Mogollon Ecosystems • Rocky Mt. like • - • - • - • - • Forests quite productive. White Mountains, AZ

  7. Mimbres, NM • - • - • -

  8. Mogollon Habitation As with other cultures: • - • - • Point of Pines Pueblo: • - • - • -

  9. Mogollon Subsistence • Big and small game • - • - • Native and cultivated plants • -

  10. Pinyon Pine • - • -

  11. Mogollon Agriculture • Central Highlands not perfect for corn: • - • - • - • - • Little water control • -

  12. Mogollon Pottery • Started out plain • Ultimately, Mimbres magic • - • - • - • -

  13. Saltwater fish?

  14. Mogollon Termination AD 1300: • - • But, drought from 1325 – 1355 • - • - • -

  15. Winner: Most Heartbreaking Abandonment • - • - .-

  16. Sinagua • Derivative of Mogollon • - • Northern group: = -- • - • - • Southern group: = -- • - • - • Don’t miss Montezuma and Wupatki.

  17. Northern Wupatki Sinagua Southern

  18. Colton: Black Sand • - • - • - • - • -

  19. Any Need to Study Past Abrupt Environmental Events? • Katrina • - • - • -

  20. A.D. 1064 Control Ring width Event Time

  21. AD 1064 1020 1050 1030

  22. An Issue with Black Sand Theory • Eruption of Sunset Crater: = -- • First tree-ring dates of Wupatki: = -- • - • Could AD 1064 signal be due to something else?

  23. How to study Sunset Crater eruption better?

  24. El Tocón Paricutinense 43

  25. Northern Sinagua Subsistence • Small game hunting: • - • -- • Agriculture innovations: • - • - • - • -

  26. Northern Sinagua Abandonment • By AD 1250 • : - • - • Early 1300s: - • -

  27. Verde Valley Sinagua Nice place: • - • - • - • - • Elevational ecotone: • - • -

  28. 5 stories • 50 rooms • Mis-named Montezuma Castle • Deep in a limestone cave

  29. Why Cliff Dwelling? • Defense: - • Farmland: - • Floods: - • Weathering: - • -

  30. N

  31. Montezuma Well • - • - • - • - • A must-see.

  32. - • -

  33. What Environmentally Could Possibly Go Wrong at Montezuma’s Well? • Modern day arsenic = 100 µg/L • 1 L = 1000 ml = 1000 g • 1 µg/L = 1 part per billion (ppb) • US EPA limits • Pre-2000: 50 ppb • Proposed: 5 ppb • Health effects: cancers, other illnesses

  34. Mogollon/Sinagua Summary • Mogollon– mountains • Hunting, gathering, some farming • Pinyon nuts • Some terraces • Big sites (400 rooms) • Mogollon (Mimbres) • Alluvium & farming • Elaborate pottery • Big pueblos—400+rooms • Depopulations—ca. 1300s—slightly later than Kayenta; drought

  35. Mogollon/Sinagua Summary • Sinagua North & South • North—Flagstaff area • Sunset Crater (modern homework) • Land rush • Erosion of black sand; drought ca. 1350 • South—Verde Valley • Montezuma Castle—passive solar • Montezuma Well—arsenic • Abandoned by mid-1300s

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