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Hopi colonization on the Colorado River

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  • 1969
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  • 2012-12-05T18:23:34Z
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  • The California Geographer 10: 7-14
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  • The Hopi Indians of northeastern Arizona occupy one of the most picturesque portions of the country, but one which is notably poor in agricultural potential. In spite of the severe environmental limitations imposed on them, this small group of Indians has continually occupied the area for over a millenium, deriving the major portion of their subsistence from agriculture. While periods of drought and disorder h ave occasionally resulted in sizeable fluctuations in the total population of the tribe, most data inclicate that it has remained remarkably stable at between two and three thousand, at least during the historical period.
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