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SEDONA VACATION GUIDE AND HISTORY: -
Sedona and Village of Oakcreek are renown for best attraction for Sporting Events Residential communities found anywhere in the world. Obviously, these inviting communities features magnificent, panoramic views but they also offer an amazing array of additional attractions such as Club Houses, Parks, Hiking Trails and Resort-Style Pools.
SEDONA: Native American history Human Pre-History began in Sedona about 4000 years BC when hunter-gatherers roamed and settled in the Verde Valley and Prescott areas. Between 900 and 1350 AD, a more advanced civilization began building pueblos and cliff houses. Known as the
Sinagua, they were proficient in farming, had an understanding of astronomy, and made baskets, pottery and jewelry. They established trade routes with the peoples of the Pacific coast, Mexico and Central America.

Geologically, the history of Sedona began about 500 millions years ago. Over a period of 300 million years, the land was virtualy ocean bottom and coastal plain. Sedimentary layers of sandstone formed. Between 200 and 65 million years ago, dinosaurs roamed the land. For million years ago, there were uplifts in southern Arizona and down faulting and wind erosion in northern Arizona. From 20 to 12 million years ago, volcanic activity caused the Verde Valley to down fault into a deep basin with lakebeds, creating the Mogollon Rim.

SEDONA: Archaeological History: Archaeological evidence in Sedona's immediate environs is meager, but a few fine pots, some stone tools and baskets have been found nearby. The pueblo builders had moved on by 1400 AD, about the same time that the Yavapai and Apache peoples began to move into the area.
Around 3 million years ago, the Colorado Plateau uplifted. Since then, erosion by wind, rain and snowmelt has created Oak Creek Canyon and exposed the layers of sediment [Schnebly Hill Formation sandstone] to form the spectacular red rock formations we now see in Sedona. Although Vegetation and Wildlife evolved and migrated and the process continues till today.
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