
Types of prehistoric Southwestern architecture
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Authors:
- Fewkes, Jesse Walter
1850 - 1930
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In the early 20th century, the study of prehistoric Southwestern architecture illuminated the intricate relationship between ancient societies and their environments. "Types of Prehistoric Southwestern Architecture" by Jesse Walter Fewkes delves into the unique structural designs that reflect the agricultural practices and spiritual beliefs of these cultures. With a focus on elements such as adobe construction and ceremonial kivas, Fewkes provides a comprehensive analysis of how these architectural forms served both practical and symbolic purposes. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this publication offers invaluable insights into the ingenuity of early inhabitants of the Southwestern United States. Discover the profound connections between architecture and identity within this essential document.
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