Sinagua

Today's Hopis claim the Sinagua were their ancestors.

Americana Walter Jon Williams 2008

Today's Hopis claim the Sinagua were their ancestors.

Archive 2008-07-01 Walter Jon Williams 2008

This new discovery is discussed in a new, full-color publication entitled Sinagua Sunwatchers: An Archaeoastronomy Survey of the Sacred Mountain Basin.

Sedona, Arizona, Events, News and Press 2008

One week into my new life, and alone with the musings of the ancient Sinagua, I placed my hand on a depiction of a paw print, the rock face cool to the touch.

Meg Pier: Arizona's Sinagua Petroglyphs Inspire Wonder Meg Pier 2011

On another level, even as a devotee of archaeology and anthropology, I wondered how we could ever know what had inspired this artistry, what had moved the mind and heart of a Sinagua man or women to lift their arm to this red wall to forge an expression of themselves.

Meg Pier: Arizona's Sinagua Petroglyphs Inspire Wonder Meg Pier 2011

Thirteen "panels" were festooned with more than 1,000 drawings made by the Southern Sinagua Indians.

Meg Pier: Arizona's Sinagua Petroglyphs Inspire Wonder Meg Pier 2011

Even with cultural shifts that significant, the concept of time and the pace of life for the Sinagua was light years from today's 24/7, "I need it yesterday" mentality.

Meg Pier: Arizona's Sinagua Petroglyphs Inspire Wonder Meg Pier 2011

From Sunset Crater we took the circle road north to Wupatki, which are the castle-like ruins of a vanished Indian civilization called the Sinagua.

Archive 2008-07-01 Walter Jon Williams 2008

From Sunset Crater we took the circle road north to Wupatki, which are the castle-like ruins of a vanished Indian civilization called the Sinagua.

Americana Walter Jon Williams 2008

On loan from Montezuma Castle National Monument and Tuzigoot National Monument, a large stone pestle and a small mortar bear witness to the daily lives of the Sinagua people in the hills and valleys surrounding the Verde River over a thousand years ago.

Federal Archaeologist 2006