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- Cohonina abstract "The Cohonina peoples inhabited the north-western area of Arizona, to the west of the Grand Canyon in the United States. First identified in 1937 by Lyndon Hargrave, surveying pottery for the Museum of Northern Arizona, they are named for the Hopi term for the Yuman, Havasupai, and Walapai peoples who inhabited the area and are thought to be descended from the Cohonina. They in turn have lent their name to Coconino County, Arizona. They are thought to have lived between 500 and 1200, evolving alongside the Anasazi and enjoying a period of fertility, producing "significant" amounts of pottery, before worsening weather conditions - arid soils and rain erosion - forced them from their homelands. Several lines of evidence led to a theory that a climate change episode caused a severe drought in the region from 1276 to 1299, forcing these agriculture-dependent cultures to move on. Archaeological evidence of the Cohonina disappears beyond this period.".
- Cohonina populationPlace Arizona.
- Cohonina populationPlace United_States.
- Cohonina wikiPageID "27936151".
- Cohonina wikiPageRevisionID "595532058".
- Cohonina group "Cohonina".
- Cohonina hasPhotoCollection Cohonina.
- Cohonina popplace "United States".
- Cohonina relatedC Havasupai.
- Cohonina relatedC Hualapai.
- Cohonina relatedC Quechan.
- Cohonina subject Category:Grand_Canyon_history.
- Cohonina subject Category:History_of_Coconino_County,_Arizona.
- Cohonina subject Category:Native_American_tribes_in_Arizona.
- Cohonina type Abstraction100002137.
- Cohonina type EthnicGroup107967382.
- Cohonina type Group100031264.
- Cohonina type NativeAmericanTribesInArizona.
- Cohonina type SocialGroup107950920.
- Cohonina type Tribe108372411.
- Cohonina type EthnicGroup.
- Cohonina type Collective.
- Cohonina comment "The Cohonina peoples inhabited the north-western area of Arizona, to the west of the Grand Canyon in the United States. First identified in 1937 by Lyndon Hargrave, surveying pottery for the Museum of Northern Arizona, they are named for the Hopi term for the Yuman, Havasupai, and Walapai peoples who inhabited the area and are thought to be descended from the Cohonina. They in turn have lent their name to Coconino County, Arizona.".
- Cohonina label "Cohonina".
- Cohonina sameAs m.0ch2t84.
- Cohonina sameAs Q5141402.
- Cohonina sameAs Q5141402.
- Cohonina sameAs Cohonina.
- Cohonina wasDerivedFrom Cohonina?oldid=595532058.
- Cohonina isPrimaryTopicOf Cohonina.
- Cohonina name "Cohonina".