Talk:Aridoamerica
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[edit] explanation
this article needs references. And it needs some things explained such as:
- how does this region relate to the North American Southwest? Is it a subregion of the Southwest?
- what is the origin of this term? who coined it?
- has the definition of Aridoamerica changed?
- what peoples are considered Aridoamericans?
- how popular is this term? (for example, the term is not prominent in the Handbook of North American Indians?)
- are peoples of this region who lived near good water sources excluded?
