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Hotel Pillon Juarez 605 Nuevo Casas Grandes 31700 Chihuahua MEXICO Hotel Pillon Juarez 605 Nuevo Casas Grandes 31700 Chihuahua MEXICO tel: 011-52-169-40655 25. Jan. 89 first circular Dear Colleaoue: y The "Fora sobre la Paleoecolooia, Ecolooia Geoorafia Fisica del Noroeste del Estado de Chihuahua" will be held between Firday 28 and Sunday 30 of April, 1989 in Nuevos Casas Grandes. Chihuahua. The Forum will be an informal meetino of researchers interested in the various aspects of the oeooraphy and ecolooy of northwestern Chihuahua. The ooals are to assess the present state of knowledoe and provide the opportunity for personal interaction between people with parrallel topical interests and similar oeooraphical interests. The themes that have been suogested are water and climate: avian ecolooY: small mammal ecolooy: plant ecology and prehispanic aoricultural systems. Since the invitation is beino sent to foreign [US, Canadian. French and British] as well as Mexican scholars. we expect a stimulatino turn out. While it is hoped that we will be out and about as much as possible. owing to the oenerousity of Julian Hernandez. we will be able to use the class rooms of the Federal Preparatoria "Francisco Villa" for any formal sessions. Since there are no funds for nothing. every participant will be responsible for their own expenses. If there are any oroup expenses. everybody will be asked to assist the kitty. If YOU wish to camp there are a couple of safe places, near by. If you wish to stay in a hotel I can recommend the Pinon [$40.000 sinole/$55.000 double]. altho the Hacienda [more expensive] is preferred bY most foreioners. There are cheaper hotels such as the Hotel Paquime [Juarez 305]. San Luis [Av. Constitucion 1002] and Hotel California [Av. Constitucion 207]. It i s unlikelY that there will be difficulty in finding rooms. Please let me know if YOU can attend. Please feel free to copy this invitation and pass it on to other people that may be interested in contributino. Sincerely. 7 R. B. Brown J. LUMMUJ pue UOUld m 1110LU MUEIJO CII3AS OFIMIDE3 MOTEL PINON AND MUSEUM At Nuevo Casas Grandes your host is Luis A. A ALBUQUERQUE • ALANOGORDO PinOn at the Motel Pinar). Mr. Pinon is known thro- ughout the southwest for his hospitality and fine HATCH accomodations. Motel Pirion is in downtown N. Casas Grandes, 5 miles from the ruins. The Motel has 68 rooms each with private bath, some with A CALIFORNIA shower and bathtub, pure drinking water, interior OROG RAN DE parking, and is furnished and decorated in Mexican provincial. The staff is bilingual. All rooms have 32 NEWMAN COLUMBUS - PASO central heating and air conditioning. Our curios LA itALlinZa- " " shop is stocked with a selection of goods from all parts of Mexico and at reasonable prices. Our guests enjoy our patio and swimming pool. Extra services provided by Mr. Pit)On are Bi-lingual Guide Service to the ruins and local points of interest. We accept American Express, Interbank, Bank American Card, CENsioN Diner's Club, Carte Blanche credit cards, and we 52 are approved by the Mexican Automobile Associa- LL A AN UM ADA tion, and the Asociacion Mexicana de Turismo as well as the U. S. Tourist Council. At Motel Pition is the Pifion Museum where is GRANDES housed one of the finest collections of Casas Gran- RUIN AS D NuEVO cASAS C, CPA MOTEL PINON des artifacts which is open to the public. In front OCTEZumA COLONIA of the Pinon Motel is the Pinon Trailer Park. all JUAREZ hookups at the rate of 2.00 and 3.00 U. S. Cy. Visit our magnificent new restaurant and cocktail lounge. ENAVENTURA ESTACION SUECO I Z ARAGOZ A MOTEL PINON HAS NO BRANCHES If you come to visit this area, be sure and locate GOMEZ FAR' AS MOTEL PINON or Mr. LUIS A. PINON in person, MASER and you will have any kinds of facilities and guaran- tees; any problem that you may have I am ready and willing to help you in any way. BAC N I N IV AS For reservations call phone 40655 or write to ORAL. A. OBREG Motel Pirion, 605 B. Juarez Ave. N. Casas Grandes HINUAHIJA CIUDAD Chih., Mdxico. Special attention to Tourgroups. GuER R ERO LA JUN TA P■uto Insurance for tourists. U AU AT EMOC ORAL TRIOS The archeological zone of Casas Grandes is, to of the state of Chihuahua. The ruins of Paquime minutes north of the common border with Old Me- date, the most important discovery in the northern are the irrefutable proof of a high standard of cul- xico. N. Casas Grandes has an altitude of 4450 sea part of the Republic. ture of a people closely united by the same needs level and its population of 45,000 According to the most reliable and recent infor- and beliefs, that passed from the savagery to civili- mation it has been determined that the name of zation, leaving as it were footprints of their great The Sisters-Citys of Deming and N. Casas Gran- this city was Paquime, meaning "Large Houses" or deeds, the great city of Paquime. des. The annual event features Rodeos and other "Casas Grandes". VISIT CASAS GRANDES AND STOP AT THE events associated with "Wild West", always begins Explorations here have proven that there were PINON MOTEL, WHERE YOU CAN GET ALL the second thursday in October and runs through three different periods, each with a marked evalua- KINDS OF INFORMATION ABOUT THESE the weekend. N. Casas Grandes and Deming enjoy tion in all respects. These periods are classified RUINS, BILINGUAL TOUR GUIDE SERVICE. delightful year round weather without summer or thus: early, middle and late. These periods run REASONABLE PRICES. winter extremes, and glorious about 360 days a ye- from the most primitive with a very rudimentary Not too far distance is the Mormon Colony of ar. Also within 2 hours driving from Deming are way of life on to the building of a great city, well CoIonia Juarez. A beautiful community devoted to the Gila Cliff Dwelling National Monument and the planned. the raising of very fine apples and peaches. There open pit copper mine at Santa Rita, New Mexico. This great city covered an area of 8 hectares. O- one may see, among other things, the Academia Deming is located on U. S. highways 70-80. The riginally it was twice as large as what has been dis- Juarez, a fine school wherein every other•class is new U. S. Interstate 10, and the New Mexico High- covered. Here we find ruins of great buildings in taught in English - assuring the mormon youth a ways 11 and 26. Easily accesible to anywhere or which lived many families. bi-lingual education. from anywhere by private auto. To reach N. Casas We find buildings containing hundreds of rooms. Close by CoIonia Juarez is the large old hacienda Grandes drive south from Deming to Columbus, Some buildings were five stories high. It is evident formerly owned by the famous General Terrazas New Mexico where you will find THE PANCHO that the builders of this city were experts in hydro- who, at one time owned most of the State of Chi- VILLA MUSEUM, an extensive collection of me- logy. Here we find irrigation canals and lenghty a- huahua. Now an "ejido" ( Gregarian Land Reform) morabilia devoted to Pancho Villa, with emphasis queducts. Water, in turn flowed from these tanks it is a short trip well worth one's time and may be regarding his invasion to the U. S. as well as memo- into many patios and plazas that were drained un- reached by auto or taxi from the PINON MOTEL. ries of the community as it was at that time. derground. The people drew water from the nearby Nuevo Casas Grandes can be reached by paved The Palomas - N. Casas Grandes highway will ta- arroyos and the Casas Grandes river, and a warm highway from Ciudad Juarez and Chihuahua City. ke you from the ancient town of Janos, site of the spring north west of the pueblo. From Deming New Mexico, Nuevo Casas Grandes is famous presidio of Janos and well known as the These people seem to have reached the height of 2 1/2 hours drive. Current information is available refuge of the Apaches during the time of Cochise their civilization between 1060 and 1200 A. D. at the Deming-Luna County Chamber of Commerce and Geronimo. This is evident from this great city of Paquime. Deming, New Mexico. Deming is located in the These ruins prove that from the beginning of this southwest corner of New Mexico, about an hour era a steady group of people inhabited this center east of the neighboring State of Arizona, and 35 The city contained a ceremonial area with truncated mounds, temple structures, ball court, ceremonial pyramids, mound of the cross with perfect astronomical orientation, pa- rrot hatchery, etc. Their ceramics are beautiful and varied, decorated in elegant lines and in many colors. They reveal a high grade of artistic taste. .
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