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Down along Paayu : the history of Homol'ovi II Pueblo / Richard C. Lange.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Lange, Richard C., author.
Contributor:
Barker, Claire S., contributor of text.
Fish, Suzanne K., contributor of text.
Arizona Archaeological Society, publisher.
Series:
Arizona archaeologist ; no. 43.
The Arizona archaeologist ; June 2020, number 43
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Homolovi II Site (Ariz.).
Hopi Indians--Antiquities.
Hopi Indians.
Hopi yellow ware.
Arizona--Homolovi II Site.
Physical Description:
2 volumes (xxxi, 757 pages) : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) ; 28 x 22 cm
Edition:
Color edition.
Manufacture:
Middletown, DE, USA : [manufacturer not identified], February 2, 2021
Coppell, TX, USA : [manufacturer not identified], December 22, 2020
Other Title:
History of Homol'ovi II Pueblo
Place of Publication:
Phoenix, AZ : Arizona Archaeological Society, [2020]
Summary:
"*In the late 13th and through most of the 14th centuries, populations from the Hopi Mesas and elsewhere around the Colorado Plateau came together along the Little Colorado River (Paayu in the Hopi language) to form a cluster of seven villages. This volume describes the history of one of those villages, Homol'ovi II Pueblo, and work there by the Arizona State Museum of the University of Arizona. Homol'ovi II was founded around AD1360 and quickly grew to one of the two largest pueblos. These ancestral Hopi villages are protected today within Homolovi State Park. Climatic and political changes led to the occupants leaving all of the villages by 1400, with most of the population joining growing villages at the Hopi Mesas. The overwhelming majority of decorated pottery found in the Homol'ovi villages was brought down from the Hopi Mesas-- a distinctive white-to-yellowish, coal-fired ceramic known archaeologically as Jeddito Yellow Ware. One of the notable design features of the Hopi pottery is the presence on bowls and jars of painted banding lines with gaps that frame the principal design field. A similar layout frames the text on the cover of this report"--Verso of back cover
Notes:
Contributions by Claire S. Barker and Suzanne K. Fish.
Includes bibliographical references (part 2, pages 647-672)
ISBN:
9798647186331
9798647782779
9798647774804
9798647769442
OCLC:
1243333613
Publisher Number:
90100761806

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