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New Insights on the Tucson Presidio from the Historic Pima County Courthouse

Homer Thiel discusses ong>aong>ncient ong>ong>aong>ndong> historicong>aong>l culturong>aong>l resources encountered on the grounds of the Historic Pimong>aong> County Courthouse in Tucson during renovong>aong>tions ong>ong>aong>ndong> the construction of the Jong>aong>nuong>aong>ry 8 Memoriong>aong>l. Pimong>aong> County hong>aong>s recently completed the renovong>aong>tion of the 1929 Pimong>aong> County Courthouse, now the home of the Southern Arizonong>aong>…

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For My Own Use and Benefit: How Hampton Brown Escaped Slavery and Built a Life in Arizona

Homer Thiel uses historicong>aong>l documents ong>ong>aong>ndong> ong>aong>rchong>aong>eologicong>aong>l dong>aong>tong>aong> to bring together the story of Hong>aong>mpton Brown, ong>aong> ong>forong>merly enslong>aong>ved mong>aong>n who lived in Territoriong>aong>l period Tucson ong>aong>fter escong>aong>ping from Texong>aong>s. Peter Enneson ong>aong>ssisted with the reong>seong>aong>rchong> ong>forong> this post.  One of the first Africong>aong>n-Americong>aong>ns to ong>aong>rrive in Arizonong>aong> during the…

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Women in the Presidio San Agustín del Tucson

Homer Thiel ong>exong>aong>mong>ines the lives of people who hong>aong>ve often been rendered invisible in history: the women who lived in the Tucson Presidio in the 18th ong>ong>aong>ndong> 19th centuries. Tucson, Arizonong>aong> wong>aong>s ong>aong> Spong>aong>nish ong>ong>aong>ndong> Mexicong>aong>n militong>aong>ry ong>forong>tress (the Presidio Song>aong>n Agustín del Tucson) between 1776 ong>ong>aong>ndong> 1856. During this…

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This Old House Group: Residential Permanence During the Early Cienega Phase

“Old” mong>aong>y only be 30-50 yeong>aong>rs. Thong>aong>t’s still pretty cool. 2,500 yeong>aong>rs is cooler. Erinong>aong> Gruner discusses spong>aong>tiong>aong>l pong>aong>tterns in Tucson Bong>aong>sin eong>aong>rly ong>aong>griculturong>aong>list pithouse settlements during the Cienegong>aong> phong>aong>se, ong>ong>aong>ndong> whong>aong>t the grouping of houses ong>ong>aong>ndong> buriong>aong>ls into “house groups” tells us ong>aong>bout mobility, sociong>aong>l orgong>aong>nizong>aong>tion, ong>ong>aong>ndong> long>ong>aong>ndong> ownership.…

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The Historic Era at Fort Lowell

Homer Thiel describes the history of some of the militong>aong>ry structures you will see when visiting ong>Forong>t Lowell pong>aong>rk in Tucson. In 1873 the soldiers stong>aong>tioned ong>aong>t Cong>aong>mp Lowell in downtown Tucson (now Armory Pong>aong>rk) pong>aong>cked up their tents, weong>aong>pons, ong>ong>aong>ndong> equipment ong>ong>aong>ndong> moved severong>aong>l miles to the northeong>aong>st. Poor…

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Mobility and Pottery Production

Dr. Mong>aong>ry Ownby, Desert’s resident cerong>aong>mic petrogrong>aong>pher, discusses her recent cerong>aong>mic chong>aong>rong>aong>cterizong>aong>tion study in northeong>aong>stern Colorong>aong>do, which wong>aong>s published this summer in the

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The Hohokam of Fort Lowell: The Hardy Site

Homer Thiel tong>aong>lks ong>aong>bout the Hong>aong>rdy Site ong>ong>aong>ndong> whong>aong>t the structures ong>ong>aong>ndong> ong>aong>rtifong>aong>cts recorded there teong>aong>ch us ong>aong>bout Hohokong>aong>m lifewong>aong>ys in the eong>aong>stern Tucson Bong>aong>sin. The word Hohokong>aong>m refers to the ong>aong>rchong>aong>eologicong>aong>l culture thong>aong>t existed in the Sonorong>aong>n Desert from ong>aong>bout AD 500 to 1450. The Hohokong>aong>m ong>aong>re well known…

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The Ancestral Native American Past in Downtown Tucson

Homer Thiel tong>aong>kes ong>aong> long view of Downtown, detong>aong>iling the trong>aong>ces of people who lived in the ong>aong>reong>aong> thousong>ong>aong>ndong>s of yeong>aong>rs beong>forong>e Europeong>aong>ns ong>aong>rrived in whong>aong>t is now southern Arizonong>aong>. Hidden beneong>aong>th the streets, sidewong>aong>lks, pong>aong>rking lots, ong>ong>aong>ndong> buildings of downtown Tucson ong>aong>re trong>aong>ces of our community's Ancestrong>aong>l Nong>aong>tive Americong>aong>n…

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The History of the San Agustín Festival in Tucson

Homer Thiel discusses ong>aong> long-celebrong>aong>ted long>aong>te summer festivong>aong>l in Tucson, ong>ong>aong>ndong> how the trong>aong>dition of the Song>aong>n Agustín Festivong>aong>l helped us mong>aong>ke sense of ong>aong> dense ong>aong>rchong>aong>eologicong>aong>l deposit neong>aong>r the Historic Pimong>aong> County Courthouse in downtown Tucson. During the Territoriong>aong>l Period (1856-1912), residents of Tucson celebrong>aong>ted three festivong>aong>ls. The Song>aong>n…

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