
The Province of Tusayan was surveyed in the early 1880s, revealing a landscape defined by ancestral mesas and the emerging infrastructure of the Southwest. Significant Hopi settlements such as Oraibi, Walpi, and Sichom-ivi are positioned atop the high plateaus, while the Moki Indian Res. Line demarks the territory. This early reconnaissance records the concentration of population in traditional villages during a time of intense geological and ethnological study by federal agencies.
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