For many centuries, indigineous peoples lived in what will become Arizona. The Hohokam, Anazasi, Mogollon and Sinagua people among others lived in what will become Arizona long before the Europeans began to explore the Atlantic World.

The biographer of the team needs to look for what the people did, the historian wants to record the technologies and cultures of the people and the navigator needs to gather where they lived and why.

Anazasi-Great general site with links.

Anazasi/Navajo National Monument-Site with information about trails, ruins, culture, and environment.

Chaco Canyon-Not exactly in Arizona but good site for general information about Anazasi.

Canyon de Chelly-Good general site of the famous site in Arizona.

Monument Valley-Great pictures of the former home of the Anazasi.

Keet Seel-One home of the Anazasi.

Tsegi Canyon-Great site with pics and look at related links.

Raven Site Ruins-Come and be Indiana Jones for a day or week or month.

V-Bar-V Ranch-Petroglyphs.

The Sinagua-A general site with links.

Wupatki-Home of Sinagua outside of Flagstaff.

Wupatki-Another site about the ruin.

Pictures of Wupatki-Excellent photography of the site.

Walnut Canyon-A general site with links.

Walnut Canyon Tour-A hiking tour of the canyon, good pictures.

Tuzigoot-The NPS site.

Palatki-Great site of petroglyphs in Sedona area.

Hohokam in Tucson-Good general site, very specific information on archealogy with links.

Montezuma Castle-House in the Verde Valley.

Pueblo Grande-The Hohokam home on the Salt River in Phoenix.

Casa Grande-The NPS site.

Montezuma Castle-The NPS site. Notice how the NPS says this may be home to Sinagua not Hohokam.

Mogollon-Great site with awesome links and photos.

Casa Malpais-Mogollon in the White Mounains.

Mogollon Mimbres-An ancient culture in eastern Arizona.

Mogollon-General information with links to ruins.