Proyecto Río Sahuaripa 2

Bulletin of Old Pueblo Archaeology Center Tucson, Arizona

April 2015 Number 74, File 2

Archaeological Investigations in the Río Sahuaripa Region of Eastern Sonora, Mexico File 2

This file provides the maps referred to in Dr. John Carpenter’s “Archaeological Investigations in the Río Sahuaripa Region of Eastern Sonora, Mexico” article in Old Pueblo Archaeology bulletin no. 74, file 1, and is considered a part of that publication.

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Map 1: Area surveyed (recorrida) for the Centro INAH Sonora’s Proyecto Arqueológico Río Sahuaripa y la Sierra Central

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Map 2: Detail showing the RĂ­o Sahuaripa y la Sierra Central Project location

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Map 3: Exchange routes of Native Americans and Spaniards in western Mexico (after Casas Grandes site report by Charles Di Peso and others)

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Map 5: Archaeological sites identified during the Proyecto Arqueol贸gico R铆o Sahuaripa y la Sierra Central

Map 6: Sketch map of the Mesa Colorada site

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Map 7. Sketch map of the Buenavista site

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Map 8. Sketch map of the Onapa site

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RĂ­o Sahuaripa project area Map 10: Language divisions of historical southwestern cultural groups (adapted by Allen Dart from Archaeology of the Southwest. 2nd ed., by Linda S. Cordell (1997, Academic Press, San Diego)

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Map 11: Cahitan archaeological traditions

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