Can anyone recommend books or other resources for learning about Sinaguan daily life? I'd love to know more about their social structure, possible religious influences, gender roles, and especially the nature and extent of their trade relations with cultures far to the south. Also I'm very interested in archaeoastronomy as it relates to their settlements in the Southwest--is there evidence of sky-watching for purposes of agriculture or ritual?
Thank you in advance for any help you can offer.
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