You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: ADSactly Education - Arizona: The People
I have not been to Arizona neither do i know anything about its people but sincere with this thread i have knowledge about arizona, its people and its work force.
The Hispanic people who are predominantly from there and larger in population that is after the census proves so according to your research.
The clovis people who are stone age hunters, that makes their tools on thier own for hunting is fascinating to read.
The Arizona people have quite an interesting history which would be good for educational purposes and for knowledge too, i will find time more to visit Arizona myself if the time arises.
There were people here before the Clovis (and possibly much before) but their method of chipping points for spears and arrows was so distinctive that they were considered as 'first' or 'foremost' of the hunter gatherer population. There is almost no doubt that Arizona was the place where irrigated farming first came to prominence and the people used the rivers to their advantage. It made for more leisure time for society in general and led to fantastic advances in art and pottery.