Casa Grande Ruin
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In other words, thisgroup, under the hypothesis, affords another illustration of a factconstantly impressed on the student of southwestern village remains, that each village site marks but an epoch in the history of the tribeoccupying it--a period during which there was constant, incessantchange, new bands or minor divisions of the tribe appearing on thescene, other divisions leaving the parent village for other sites, andthe ebb and flow continuing until at some period in its history thepopula...tion of a village sometimes became so reduced that the remainder, as a matter of precaution, or for some trifling reason, abandoned it enmasse. This phase of pueblo life, more prominent in the olden days thanat present, but still extant, has not received the prominence itdeserves in the study of southwestern remains. Its effects can be seenin almost every ruin; not all the villages of a group, nor even all theparts of a village, were inhabited at the same time, and estimates ofpopulation based on the number of ruins within a given region, and eventhose based on the size of a given ruin, must be materially revised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other words, thisgroup, under the hypothesis, affords another illustration of a factconstantly impressed on the student of southwestern village remains, that each village site marks but an epoch in the history of the tribeoccupying it--a period during which there was constant, incessantchange, new bands or minor divisions of the tribe appearing on thescene, other divisions leaving the parent village for other sites, andthe ebb and flow continuing until at some period in its history thepopula...tion of a village sometimes became so reduced that the remainder, as a matter of precaution, or for some trifling reason, abandoned it enmasse. This phase of pueblo life, more prominent in the olden days thanat present, but still extant, has not received the prominence itdeserves in the study of southwestern remains. Its effects can be seenin almost every ruin; not all the villages of a group, nor even all theparts of a village, were inhabited at the same time, and estimates ofpopulation based on the number of ruins within a given region, and eventhose based on the size of a given ruin, must be materially revised.
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