Unveiling the Ancient Mogollon Civilization: Culture, Beliefs, and Achievements

 
MOGOLLON
CIVILIZATION
 
Culture that existed in the South West from 200-
1450 A.D.
 
G- Geography
 
Mogollon lived in South East Arizona and South West New Mexico
 
Lived in the Mogollon Mountains
 
R-Religion-What were their beliefs?
 
Believed in more than one god so polytheistic
Had kivas that were traditionally round shape as well as
D shape and large clan kivas
Had ceremonies and rituals
Buried their dead with burial pottery-bowls with animals
shapes and a whole in them
Had medicine men or shaman or priests
 
 
A-Achievements-What were their
accomplishments?
 
Collected and used plants for medicine
 
First use or inventor of the bow and arrow
 
First Full time farmers in NM
 
Lived in Pit Houses at first
 
Then begin to live in the cliffs and building
multi storied pueblos like the Anasazi
 
Made basketry
 
 
Mogollon Pottery
 
 
P- Politics- What was their government
like?
 
Priest/shaman was the head of the tribe
Also had headsmen of each clan that the clan
voted for
Had meetings ran by priest but the headsmen
made the decisions with majority rules
 
E-Economics- How did the Mogollon
make a living or survive?
 
For the most part they farmed corn, squash, and beans
Hunted small and big game
Fished
Trapped beavers
Traded with other tribes
 
 
 
S- Social Structure-what were the
arrangements of the people in society?
 
For the most part there were no social classes
There were separate women and men’s work
Women- tended the children, cooked, cleaned, made
crafts and clothes
Men- farmed, hunted fished, trapped, watered crops
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Dive into the intriguing world of the Mogollon civilization that thrived in the South West from 200 to 1450 A.D. Explore their geographical presence in South Eastern Arizona and South Western New Mexico, their polytheistic religious beliefs rooted in ceremonies and rituals, and their remarkable achievements such as being the first full-time farmers in New Mexico and inventors of the bow and arrow.

  • Ancient Civilization
  • Mogollon Culture
  • Southwest History
  • Polytheistic Beliefs
  • Indigenous Achievements

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  1. MOGOLLON CIVILIZATION Culture that existed in the South West from 200- 1450 A.D.

  2. G-Geography Mogollon lived in South East Arizona and South West New Mexico

  3. Lived in the Mogollon Mountains

  4. R-Religion-What were their beliefs? Believed in more than one god so polytheistic Had kivas that were traditionally round shape as well as D shape and large clan kivas Had ceremonies and rituals Buried their dead with burial pottery-bowls with animals shapes and a whole in them Had medicine men or shaman or priests

  5. A-Achievements-What were their accomplishments? Collected and used plants for medicine

  6. First use or inventor of the bow and arrow

  7. First Full time farmers in NM

  8. Lived in Pit Houses at first

  9. Then begin to live in the cliffs and building multi storied pueblos like the Anasazi

  10. Made basketry

  11. Mogollon Pottery

  12. P-Politics-What was their government like? Priest/shaman was the head of the tribe Also had headsmen of each clan that the clan voted for Had meetings ran by priest but the headsmen made the decisions with majority rules

  13. E-Economics-How did the Mogollon make a living or survive? For the most part they farmed corn, squash, and beans Hunted small and big game Fished Trapped beavers Traded with other tribes

  14. S-Social Structure-what were the arrangements of the people in society? For the most part there were no social classes There were separate women and men s work Women-tended the children, cooked, cleaned, made crafts and clothes Men-farmed, hunted fished, trapped, watered crops

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