Types of Prehistoric Southwestern Architecture.

The article discusses different types of prehistoric southwestern architecture. The author examines how primitive architecture was connected to the calendar, sun worship, and agriculture. Different methods used by primitive agriculturists to determine the time for planting are discussed, including the position of the sun and moon on the horizon. Early examples of masonry in North America are mentioned, including the different rooms in pueblos. Subjects of the article also include temples and other buildings of worship, towers, and the relationship between sociological advance and architectural complication.

Publication Date
Volume
27
Part
1
Page Range
67-82
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