Category Archives: Native Americans

Native American Weather Proverbs

Posted on May 20, 2015 by rsingram

Native Americans have a innate bond with the land and the environment! Indigenous peoples of North American are said to have been in the southwest (New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado) for at least 10,000 years. Historians, Archeologists and Anthropologists can argue … Continue reading →

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Adaptation – Volume 6 – Water Conservation and Harvesting

Posted on February 22, 2014 by rsingram

Is Peak Water going to be a Limiting Factor to growth and production? Peak Water is getting a lot of discussion lately.  In 2010, the New York Times used “Peak Water” as one of the Words of the Year!  Morgan … Continue reading →

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Troglodytes of the World Unite!

Posted on February 16, 2014 by rsingram

Whether you live in a Natural Cave or a Man Made Cave either way… Caves are the new Cool abodes! They are undoubtedly the most ecologically friendly homes and in light of increasing heat and unsettled weather may provide us … Continue reading →

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The Place Where Water Runs Through Rock

Posted on August 18, 2013 by rsingram

Antelope Canyon located in Northern Arizona is well known around the world! Just outside of Page, Arizona lies Antelope Canyon. Located on the Navajo Indian Reservation.  The Dine (The People as the Navajos call themselves), manage the use of the … Continue reading →

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Wupatki National Monument, a Window to the Future

Posted on June 18, 2013 by rsingram

Nine Hundred years ago Native Americans braved the elements and survived in Northern Arizona. The climate they thrived in was different than it is today.  They were able to plant and raise crops that along with native plants and hunting … Continue reading →

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The Natural Beauty of the Reservation

Posted on June 4, 2013 by rsingram

The Rocks, the Animals, the Plants, the Culture are the mix of natural beauty found in and around the Navajo Nation Reservation of Northern Arizona

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Green Hogan in Northern Arizona!

Posted on May 4, 2013 by rsingram

Recently I was working out of Page, Arizona when I noticed this headline in the Lake Powell (Page) Chronicle! Hogan’s Heroes – PHS Students “green” building up for award…. Hogan’s Heroes (get it?) was a nice introduction to this article.  … Continue reading →

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Bedrock Metates of Central Arizona

Posted on March 21, 2013 by rsingram

Native Americans thrived in Central Arizona between 1000 and 1250.  It is estimated that there were over 1,000 Indian ruins surrounding Payson Arizona and the Rim Country.  Payson is definitely a Central Arizona town.  The geographic center of the State … Continue reading →

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