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portada It's Cool!: Early Inhabitants of Santa Cruz Valley
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
54
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
27.9x21.6x0.4 cm
Weight
0.20 kg.
ISBN13
9781412001786
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It's Cool!: Early Inhabitants of Santa Cruz Valley

Mary P. Bull (Author) · Trafford Publishing · Paperback

It's Cool!: Early Inhabitants of Santa Cruz Valley - Bull, Mary P.

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Synopsis "It's Cool!: Early Inhabitants of Santa Cruz Valley"

Seventy million years ago there was explosive volcanic activity in the Mountains near Santa Cruz Valley. Thirty million years ago the volcanoes burst forth again to create sheets of black lava. Only the ancestors of the present day animals witnessed this spectacular event. Scientists know that Paddy the Packrat is a descendant of the packrats that fearfully watched the exploding volcanoes. The main characters of his historical story about southern Arizona are Sancho and Carlos- 300 pound bighorn sheep. They watched children who moved into their valley to work and play. As people moved in, some of the animals moved to the mountains in the surrounding valley. But Paddy the Packrat stayed to build his nest of 'junk': cacti, twigs and shiny objects. Ice Age people came from Siberia with their wooly mammoths. Indians from Mexico arrived with corn seeds to plant. Father Kino brought the "rock horses" and an idea of a Mission from Spain. Chinese people came from the California gold fields to work on the railroad. The Santa Cruz Valley was fertile, protected by mountains with year round flowing water and food for the animals and people. This is a story about the life of the animals, plants and children who came to the Valley before 1900. Part of the story is told in rhymes. Children can colour the pictures and search for Sancho, Carlos or Paddy in the illustrations. Historical dates, maps, photos and illustrations tell the story of the Santa Cruz Valley in the Southern Arizona Valley.

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