Alosaka of the Anasazi

ShiroKobbure

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I dont have a city list or list of rulers if anyone can help that would be great. I think we can use Navajo names for this
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FLCS:http://www.civfanatics.net/downloads/civ3/graphics/Alosakaflcs.zip
PCX:http://www.civfanatics.net/uploads11/AK_PCX.zip
 
City List:
Mesa Verde
Pueblo Bonito
Kayenta
Hovenweep
Canyon de Chelly
Snaketown
Grewe-Casa Grande
Pueblo Grande
Chaco Canyon
Mesa Grande
Las Colinas
Los Hornos
Los Muertos
Gila Cliff Dwellings
Casa Grande
Cowboy Wash
Old Oraibi
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Durango
Taos
Acoma
First Mesa
Monstroe
Cortez
Chihuahua
Camargo

Military Leaders:
Popé
 
Pueblo names would be more appropriate. The Navajo consider the "Anasazi" to be "Ancient Enemies" (that is their interpretation of the name "Anasazi"). The Pueblo claim to be descendants of the Anasazi, but I don't recall what their traditional name for "Anasazi" was (as "Anasazi" is used by the Navajo also as a derrogatory term for that particular group).

@Quizny: Now that you mention that, he kind of does... :crazyeye:
 
Maybe a worker as a UU would be more appropriate? The worker could either require fewer shields to be built or have an "all terrain as roads" bonus. Cultivating that part of the Southwest US and carving cities into the sides of cliffs must have required some very very skilled and industrious workers. :)
 
Ogedei_the_Mad said:
Maybe a worker as a UU would be more appropriate? The worker could either require fewer shields to be built or have an "all terrain as roads" bonus. Cultivating that part of the Southwest US and carving cities into the sides of cliffs must have required some very very skilled and industrious workers. :)
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Right before i read Ogedai's post i was thinking - able to build cities on cliff faces = no terrain restrictions.:goodjob:
 
This is the city list I use in ye olde personal mod:

Pueblo
Chaco
Mogollon
Hohokam
Oa-Ouima
Patayan
Acoma
Taos
Hano
Sichomovi
Walpi
Yuma
Zuni
Oraibi
Hakataya
Ixtlan

"Pueblo" just sounds appropriately "homey"; Ixtlan is a literary reference; some are sites, others peoples (I also use some additional tribal names). BTW as far as my research shows a decently long list of Anasazi place names requires a certain amount of creativity ...

Best & Thanks,

Oz
 
WOOHOO! :clap: It is here, great job ShiroKobbure, though I have said it before.
Their Capital could be Peublo Bonito, the main peublo in Chaco Canyon. I like the idea of the worker UU, however maybe it could be a worker settler combination with an attack and defence, and a movement of two, since the Anasazi supposedly migrated from Canada.
 
ShiroKobbure said:
is bonito spainish?
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Yes, "Pueblo Bonito" would translate close to "good village" or something close. There are no Anasazi names, only names given by other cultures to locations close to where Anasazi ruins are found.
 
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