Primitive Lifeways Blogs and Articles
Southwest Archaeology Lectures
By Primitive Lifeways |
In the early 60s, scholars like Emil Haury made tremendous progress in re-discovering and interpreting Hohokam, Mimbres, and Salado cultural ...
Read More 
Disease, Power, and Ceramics in Prehistory
By Primitive Lifeways |
If the Covid-19 pandemic taught us anything, it becomes apparent that different people handle the threats of infectious disease differently. ...
Read More 
Prescott Pottery Designs Explained
By Primitive Lifeways |
How Experimental Archaeology Can Help to Understand the Past For years some of the most brilliant minds and leading researchers ...
Read More 
Prescott Culture Migration in Prehistory
By Primitive Lifeways |
Abstract Arizona is home to an elaborate and lengthy prehistory which archaeology can study and analyze. In order to achieve ...
Read More 
Making The Lakota Bow
By Primitive Lifeways |
Here is a video I am very proud of. For the past year I have been quietly working on filming ...
Read More 
Where Did the Mimbres Go?
By Primitive Lifeways |
The Mimbres culture were a prehistoric North American group and branch of the Mogollon tradition who occupied a significant territory ...
Read More 
A Good Day For Archaeology
By Primitive Lifeways |
It was an unusually hot day in late May of 2019 as monsoon clouds were teasing our archaeology field crew ...
Read More 
The Burial of the Magician – A Hopi Relation
By Primitive Lifeways |
What you are looking at is one of the richest prehistoric burials in ancient Arizona. This individual, known as the ...
Read More 
Archaeology Explained – Religion and Sacrifice
By Primitive Lifeways |
One misconception about the prehistoric American Southwest is that people were always peaceful and just wanted to live in harmony. ...
Read More 
Wilkinson Ranch Archaeology
By Jeff Martin |
In early March of 2020 Primitive Lifeways LLC conducted an archaeological investigation and survey at a large Prehistoric Prescott Culture ...
Read More