Cultural History at Las Cienegas
Archaeology
The Bureau of Land Management's archaeology program
Of Marshes and Maize: Preceramic Agricultural Settlements at Las Cienegas by Bruce Huckell
Archaeology of the Tucson Basin - Downtown Underground
Ranching at Las Cienegas
Oral histories of life at the Empire Ranch
Empire Ranch digital exhibit hosted by the University of Arizona
Interactive Timelines and other examples/ideas for displaying information
Cienega Watershed Timeline project - a really cool, interactive timeline showing many events in the Cienega Watershed.
Shared History of the Upper Gila Watershed
Google Timeline (Examples): http://ua.earthoutreach.org/examples
Google Timeline (Tutorial/Training Materials): http://ua.earthoutreach.org/training-materials
Open Source Timeline Template: http://timeline.knightlab.com/
Cows and Fish in Alberta: http://oldmanbasin.org/teams-and-projects/digital-stories/
Toronto: murmurtoronto.ca/
Somerville, MA: www.somervillecdc.org/communitymap/
Other Resources
Oral histories of people who have lived and worked in the Cienega watershed.
Through Our Parents' Eyes is a collection of digital resources about the people of Southern Arizona.
Colossal Cave Mountain Park - the park is north of Las Cienegas.
STEM/Geography lesson - The Rain Saved Us uses oral histories and math to teach about how people cope with drought in Southern Arizona.
Books
Empire Ranch by Gail W. Corkill
Around Sonoita by Betsy Barr
Echoes Down the Century: Memories from the Patagonia and Sonoita Creek Valley by Mary Whetzel
View from Bald Hill by Carl and Jane Bock
These is my Words by Nancy Turner - a fictional journal of a young woman as she and her family struggle to build a life in the Arizona Territories, ultimately settling near Cienega Creek.
Videos
A shared history exercise in which stakeholders talked about the history and decisions that have shaped the Cienega watershed.