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Oshara Tradition, the
northern tradition of the
earlier Picosa culture, was a
Southwestern Archaic tradition centered in the area now
called New Mexico...
- Sola ****tu (born 4
November 1986)
professionally known as
Oshara, is a
Nigerian singer-songwriter and
producer known for his
debut album, Sent: The Commission...
- Al-Ashra (Arabic: العشرة), or Al-Aushara or Al
Oshara, is one of the
neighbourhoods of Khartoum, the
capital of Sudan. The
region has been
affected by...
- The Paleo-Indian
cultures gave way to the
Archaic Oshara tradition beginning around 5450 BCE. The
Oshara began cultivation of
maize between 1750 and 750...
- Colorado. They are
believed to have developed, at
least in part, from the
Oshara tradition,
which developed from the
Picosa culture. The
people and their...
-
Oriental Brothers Oritse Femi
Orits Williki –
Reggae singer Orlando Julius Oshara – singer,
songwriter Osita Osadebe Orlando Owoh
Oxlade – afro-fusion, R&B...
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Archaic Southwest tradition is
subdivided into the San Dieguito–Pinto,
Oshara,
Cochise and
Chihuahua cultures.
Since the 1990s,
secure dating of multiple...
- Arizona, Utah, New
Mexico and Colorado. It was the
predecessor to the
Oshara tradition. Gibbon, Guy E., and
Kenneth M. Ames. (1998).
Archaeology of Prehistoric...
- 5700 BCE:
Cataclysmic eruption of
Mount Mazama in Oregon. 5500 BCE–500 CE
Oshara tradition, a
Southwestern Archaic tradition,
arises in north-central New...
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migrated along the
Pacific Coast and into the interior.
Another group, the
Oshara tradition people, who
lived from 5,500 BCE to 600 CE, were part of the Archaic...
