Map of Cultures

Prehistoric people traded, worshiped and collaborated most often with other nearby groups. Knowing this, it makes sense that as the physical distance increased between the groups, the cultural differences increased as well.

For us at Kachina House, we find it most fascinating that these ancient cultures seem to have “met” in the precise location where Sedona exists today. For us, it makes the addition of crafts from what is now northern Mexico much more intertwined with the modern Native Americans we have been learning from and working with for over 10 years.