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It means without water. This is significant because this tribe occupied an area that was incredibly dry. They eventually left presumably to a drought.

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"—merges dense forest and sparse scrubland. Juniper trees rise near yucca plants. Ponderosa pines thrive beside prickly pear cactus"

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Rock formations that were perfect for making homes due to the overhanging cliff which were used as natural roofs.

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Sinagua means without water. It’s significant because the area the tribe lived in was an extremely dry area.

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I’d say the two contrasting devices are understatement and romanticism. The geography is what influenced the change.

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The meaning behind the Sinagua tribe name is sin meaning “without” and agua “meaning “water” this is significant because of the region in which they lived and how indulged they were in their culture.

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The important feature of the Canyons that made dwellers harbor the area is the landscapes shift from forest to desert showing the two different worlds,showing the breathtaking beauty of the canyon, exploring the limestone hills and just being mesmerized by the desert.

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The name Sinagua comes from the Spanish sin agua, meaning without water, which alludes to the name used by early Spanish explorers for this region of pine-covered highlands still stuck somehow in aridity

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Due to its location, it was well protected from the elements being sheltered by the rock formations on the side of canyons. Also the natural resources used to build structures in the canyon such as stone and mud mortar, along with wooden beams adapted to the natural clefts in the cliff face while utilizing natural building materials. The canyons also were in a box shape with more or less vertical sides created by erosion allowing for the homes to be inaccessible for neighboring warring tribes.

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Two contrasting rhetorical devices seen in Cather's perspective are symbolism and imagery, which demonstrates her unique ability to show remarkably compound landscapes within delightfully expressive writing. She brilliantly includes symbolism and imagery to express lowest point of emotions that are generally applicable, while artfully portraying the victories or failures of her characters. This is based on the conflict between the landscape of home and art is played out dramatically by the central character. The geography isn't just what influences the change but also Cather physically visiting then becoming obsessed to the desert and isolated places as a result.

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Sinagua is the two Spanish words "sin" and "agua" combined meaning without water. The Spanish language is important because of the Hispanics who impacted the desert region.

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Sinagua is the two Spanish words "sin" and "agua" combined meaning without water. The Spanish language is important because of the Hispanics who impacted the desert region.

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It means without water. It is significant because the tribe lives in extremely desolate and dry conditions.

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The imagery in what she saw when she first arrived was negative and judgmental for she didn't investigate enough to know, until she explored more and hyperbolized the inner beauty she discovered.

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The imagery in what she saw when she first arrived was negative and judgmental for she didn't investigate enough to know, until she explored more and hyperbolized the inner beauty she discovered.

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The word Sinagua means not having water. This is significant because of the fact that environment doesn't have much water and is dry

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The word Sinagua means not having water. This is significant because of the fact that environment doesn't have much water and is dry

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Sinagua means "without water" and it is significant because the Sinagua tribe had to survive on a small and limited amount of water.

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Imagery that displayed Cather's perspective and the whole irony of the story that what was once considered undesirable became very endearing to Cather.

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Imagery that displayed Cather's perspective and the whole irony of the story that what was once considered undesirable became very endearing to Cather.

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Canyons served as a physical barrier from the harsh elements that made it difficult to live in the region

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I would say to contrasting devices seen in Cather's perspective is Gothicism and Romanticism. What influences this change is her living in the desert so she really appreciates the region more

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I would say to contrasting devices seen in Cather's perspective is Gothicism and Romanticism. What influences this change is her living in the desert so she really appreciates the region more

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The natural landscape of the canyons and the eroded terrain made for a protective barrier. dense forest's created confusion for unworthy passengers to get caught in and die.

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The two contrasting rhetorical devices shown here are understatement and idealism/ romanticism. I think her prejudice of the area based off where she came from majorly influenced her perspective, and in a sense, is a symbol representing how most urban outsiders view this vast desert region before they get to witness the beauty within. You clearly see the drastic change in perspective.

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the meaning behind the name "sinagua" comes from two spanish words "sin" and "agua" which, when together, mean "without water. signifcant bc it described the region

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The canyons were closed off from other people/hard to get to thus, giving protection. It also provided natural clefts wear they could build their homes into to the sides of the canyon. Walnut canyon is a perfect example of this.

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"There a stratum of rock, softer than those above, had been hollowed out by the action of time until it was like a deep groove running along the sides of the canyon. In this hollow (like a great fold in the rock) the Ancient People had built their houses of yellowish stone and mortar."

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Canyons, eroded features, and other rock formations allowed the dwellers to harbor the area by having a protective barrier and location for a place to settle

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Canyons, eroded features, and other rock formations allowed the dwellers to harbor the area by having a protective barrier and location for a place to settle

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Imagery, it showed how she didn't really like the dessert in the beginning and then was able to enjoy and like the beautiful aspect that come with the desert.

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Imagery, it showed how she didn't really like the dessert in the beginning and then was able to enjoy and like the beautiful aspect that come with the desert.

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stood as if it had been deserted yesterday; undisturbed and undesecrated, preserved by the dry atmosphere and its great inaccessibility.

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Cather said she felt isolated from the world which created an ambiance to a positive change in her perspective.

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Cather said she felt isolated from the world which created an ambiance to a positive change in her perspective.

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the recessing walls played a major role in these people finding a home in this canyon because to me it symbolizes a roof over their head. These kind of horizontal craters in the side of the canyon reminded me of the Western Air Temple in Avatar and how the dwellings were structured relative to the canyon. You would never know from above or another angle these little pockets of shelter were there which is a good form of protection.

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the recessing walls played a major role in these people finding a home in this canyon because to me it symbolizes a roof over their head. These kind of horizontal craters in the side of the canyon reminded me of the Western Air Temple in Avatar and how the dwellings were structured relative to the canyon. You would never know from above or another angle these little pockets of shelter were there which is a good form of protection.

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i would say the protection was on eof the key features of the Canyons

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Being "without water," the sinagua tribe had to adapt to their conditions. Their circumstances made their lifestyle and culture unique.

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As derived from other known languages, sinagua means without water, and this ties into the land because of how arid and desolate the land was, and even a drought would relate with the topography of the land

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As derived from other known languages, sinagua means without water, and this ties into the land because of how arid and desolate the land was, and even a drought would relate with the topography of the land

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The Sinagua tribe is known for creating huts and houses out of bulders and along the face of cliffs.

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Cather has contrasting viewpoints about the west which changed and developed over her time in the west. In the article, the author quotes a paradoxical statement from a man named Bazato. He said, "In the desert there is everything and nothing—God without mankind" which inspired Cather to have a newfound appreciation of the land. This contrasts with her original perspective that the Western town was an “ugly little western town”. This generalization showcases her presumptuous and immature viewpoint about the west. The voice in these two quotes shows how she not only how her viewpoint about the west developed but also how she matured through her experiences. 

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Cather has contrasting viewpoints about the west which changed and developed over her time in the west. In the article, the author quotes a paradoxical statement from a man named Bazato. He said, "In the desert there is everything and nothing—God without mankind" which inspired Cather to have a newfound appreciation of the land. This contrasts with her original perspective that the Western town was an “ugly little western town”. This generalization showcases her presumptuous and immature viewpoint about the west. The voice in these two quotes shows how she not only how her viewpoint about the west developed but also how she matured through her experiences. 

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Important features that made the dwellers harbor the area are the vast differences between the canyons and hills, the vast desert compared to the mountains

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Important features that made the dwellers harbor the area are the vast differences between the canyons and hills, the vast desert compared to the mountains