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Tag Archives: apaches
The Butterfield Trail
Photo taken by Preston Sands. Used with permission.
Thank you to Hike Arizona for allowing us to use this image of the Butterfield Trail.
Last time I talked about the Spanish settlers’ early encounter with the Apaches and the history of the San Bernardino Ranch, which took us to the early Continue reading
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Tagged apaches, Arizona History, Butterfield Trail Arizona, Coshise, Hiking Arizona, San Bernadino Ranch
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Dragoons Culture
Did you know?? In our history snippet, let me tell you a bit about the early Indians who lived here, about 1200 to 600 years ago, the Dragoons Culture. They were a bit like the Anasazi or the Hohokam tribes, but enough different that they merited their own name, the Dragoons Culture. They were agriculturalists, and lived in villages, one of which was about ¼ mile east of my house Continue reading
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Tagged anasazi, apaches, Arizona History, cochise, desert southwest, dragoons, history, tortillas
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