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Indigenous Peoples of New Mexico
 The Past Prehistoric Migration of American Indians  The Search for the First AmericansFolsom, Clovis Points and information about Paleo-Indian points in NM. Paleoindian and Archaic Peoples The Spread of Maize to the Colorado Plateau Anasazi, Hohokam & Mogollon Indians of the Southwest Native Peoples of North America - Agricultural Societies In Pre-European Times - Mogollon | Anasazi | Hohokam The Mogollon Southwestern U.S. and Northwestern Mexico Chronology of Southwestern Archaeology Pueblo Bonito. Chaco Canyon. Casa Rinconada 1995 Site Guide in Chaco Canyon. Anasazi: Prehistoric People of the Desert Southwest The Chaco Meridian Ancient Observations - Astronomy in Chaco Canyon Solstice Project - Nonp-rofit organization working to learn about the astronomical heritage of Chaco Canyon and Preservation of the ancient buildings that connect with the astronomical observations of the Ancient People of Chaco Canyon & Solstice Project Research Papers Traditions of the Sun from NASA about Chaco Canyon PlanetQuest: The History of Astronomy - The Sun Dagger at Chaco Canyon Evaluation Models of Chaco Indian Ruins in the Four corners Area The Anasazi & Kokipelli Mysteries of Chaco - The Aerial Perspective Ancient Puebloansof the Southwest Ancient & Modern Pueblos - Oldest Cities in the U.S. Chaco Canyon Picture Gallery Aztec Monument, Northern San Juan Basin. Aztec Ruins National Monument, Aztec, New Mexico Bandelier National Monument, a Photo Gallery Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument Tompiro People from the Socorro in the Río Abajo from Wikipedia Prehistoric Peoples of the Desert Southwest History of the Zuni The Zuni - A Mysterious People “Zuni” from Southwest Crossroads Spotlight Acoma Pueblo- Ancient Sky City An introduction to thehistory and culture of the people of Acoma. History of Laguna Pueblo The People of Pecos Pueblo Pueblo Indians - Oldest Culture in the U.S. "Pueblo Indian Influence" from Albuquerque's Environmental Story. “Early Accounts of Turquoise Use by Native Americans”  The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 “As They Had Been in Ancient Times”: Pedro Naranjo Relates the Pueblo Revolt, 1680
The Pueblo Revolt from Wikipedia Surviving Columbus: First Encounters History of New Mexico Pueblos 1598 - 1990s The Navajo before 1696 The Navajo Nation Genízaros of New Mexico's Spanish Communities A Genízaro Community- Pueblo de Abiquiú TheAbiquiú Genízaro Grant Genízaro from Wikipedia Trail Dust: Class of Indians once called ‘Genízaros’ in New Mexico by New Mexico Historian Marc Simmons Navajo Nation: From Prehistory to the Twentieth Century Long Walk Navajo Long Walk Fort Sumner Historic Site/Bosque Redondo Memorial U.S. Treaty With The Navajo Tribe, 1868 Indian Ruins of the Four Corners Area “Navajo” from Southwest Crossroads Spotlight Curtis Collection Copper Photogravure Plates - All tribes (Zuni, Navaho, etc) can be accessed through one drop-down list box on the home page. Just select one entry in the "Tribes" list box in the group of 4 list boxes on the left of the page. Navajo Code Talkers History The Story of the Navajo Code Talkers - Sharing the Stories of the Navajo Code Talkers through 1-on-1 Interviews and Video Archives. Memories Come To Us In the Rain and the Wind Extracts from Oral Histories and Photographs of Navajo Uranium Miners & Their Families Post-Contact Social Organization of Three Apache Tribes Apache History Western Apache “Who Were the Lipan and the Kiowa-Apaches?” Geronimo, His Own Story Cochise & Geronimo: The Chiricahua Apaches. Cochise one of the most famous Apache leaders. Geronimo's Surrender Apache - The Fiercest Warriors in the Southwest The Comanche - Horsemen of the Plains Comanche History A brief history of theUtes. The Present  Locations of New Mexico's Native Peoples Guide to Native Americans in New Mexico. Museum of Indian Arts and Culture  Sandia Pueblo Jemez Pueblo Restoration of San Esteban del Rey Church in Acoma Isleta Pueblo Pojoaque Pueblo, north of Santa Fe, Poeh Cultural Center & Museum Taos Pueblo Images of Taos Pueblo Taos Pueblo Pueblo of Zuni ZuniCulture, History and more Adding a Breath to Zuni Life - Story of the Kachina Murals on the Zuni church Beyond Traditions ~ In honor of Zuni Fetishes San Juan Pueblo Solar Project Santa Anna Pueblo Tribal Enterprises Calendar of Native American Events and Dances in Central New Mexico
Ceremonial Costumes of the Pueblo Indians
Their Evolution, Fabrication, and Significance in the Prayer DramaSongs of the Pueblo Peoples When George Cushing came to Zuni Pueblo in the late 19th century, he characterized Zuni pueblo in his writings and drawing. Over 100 years later, Zuni artist Phil Hughte has turned the tables and has created drawings of Cushing and his expedition. Koshares - The Sacred ClownsPicuris Pueblo Matachines Dances Picuris Pueblo Bien Mur Indian Market Center owned and operated by Sandia Pueblo Pueblo Languages Hear the Pueblo Languages of New Mexico Maria Montoya Martinez and her son, Popovi Da demonstrate how Pueblo Indian Pottery is made using traditional methods Acoma pottery in the past and today, and “Acoma Pottery Design Motifs” The Pueblo of Sandia Petroglyph Project Pueblos: Masonry and Adobe Communal Housing Internet Public Library: Pueblo Pottery Exhibit  NM Indian Tribes Ramah Navajo "Wolves, moonshine and Billy the Kid - You can hide most anything in the rugged hills of Ramah" from the Navajo Times Ramah Navajo Weavers Association Sustains Time-Honored Connections from Indian Country Ramah Navajo Indian Reservation from Wikipedia Alamo Navajo Indian Reservation Remember Alamo - The Navajo Nation's stepchild has found creative ways to prosper on its own from the Navajo Times Alamo Navajo Indian Reservation from Wikipedia The Navajo peopleand Navajo Nation from Wikipedia The Navajo Nation Home Page Discover the Navajo Nation From Chinle, Arizona The "Unofficial" Canyon De Chelly & Navajo Central.org Website Background and History of Navajo-Churro Sheep, Descendants of the Iberian Churra Next-generation Medicine Man- An interview with Albert Laughter. Navajo Clans Navajo Rugs: Styles on the Reservation NavajoTreaties, Laws and Documents The Navajo Creation Story Navajo Culture Navajo History Navajo Pictures Navajo Art and Navajo Rugs, Blankets and Weaving, Navajo Jewelry and Pottery Diné Bizaad- The Navajo Language Navajo Homes - Hogans Navajo Clothing Navajo Food Navajo Sand Painting “Navajo Weaving: A Study in Cultural Change and Adaptability” Sacred Mountains as a Hogan HOGAN: Diné (Navajo) Traditional HouseSand paintings  The Hooghan Navajo Ceremonial Changing Woman
A Brief Social History of Navajo WeavingNavajo People - Learn about the Diné and Diné Bikeyah Diné CARE ~ Diné Citizens Against Ruining our Environment Navajo Religion A Sacred Way of Life Navajo Legends Diné Bich'iya' - Traditional Navajo Recipes Navajo Genecology & Family History of Harrison Lapahie Jr., along with further information about his people. Seasons Of A Navajo [1983] Jicarilla Apache Nation Jicarilla Apache Culture from The American Anthropologist Curtis' early 20th-century ethnography of the Jicarilla and other Apache Indians. Myths of the Jicarilla Apache Online collection of 53 Jicarilla myths and legends, as well as oral histories and traditions. The official White Mountain Tribal Site Apache Girl's Rite of Passage Becoming Woman: The Sunrise Ceremony Through Apache Eyes...PurpleHawk's Nest Apache Indian Photo Gallery - Photos of Apache, past and present Apache History, beliefs, customs, food, ceremonies, dwellings, and more “Traditional Apache Life” Chiricahua Wickiup Profile Of An Apache Woman Jicarilla Apache Texts Chiricahua and Mescalero Apache Text APACHE TRIBE Apache Leaders Apache Women Apache: Creation Story  An Apache Medicine Dance Apache Warriors Against the Winds: Traditions of Native American Running. SW Association for Indian Arts Indian Arts & Crafts Association Peace Party, A multi cultural comic book featuring Native Americans Native American Herbs & Plants Of The Southwest Rock Art of the Southwest Southwestern Rock Art and Petroglyphs Hopi: The Corn People Native American Rights Fund  Kiva Institute of Native American Arts Southwest Indian People: Overview had information on all the Indian People through the U.S. Southwest Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial 1947 Film Showing Native Dances at Gallup's Inter-tribal Ceremonies Santa Fe Indian School Native American Studies at the University of New Mexico SIPI - Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute American Indian Science & Engineering Society  Casa Rinconada Legends, Lore & Literature At the Rainbow's End & Spider Rock, Navajo Lore. Anasazi Diaspora -- Navajo Myth The Dîné: Origin Myths of the Navaho Indians The Sacred Sky of the Navajo and Pueblo. Myths of the Jicarilla Apache The Origins of Fire & Animals according to Jicarilla Apache Lore. Apache Creation Story Apache Indian Folklore - "Why the Bat Hangs Upside Down" Check the drop down menu for more Apache Legends Myths of the Jicarilla Apache Rind Swentzell: An Understated Sacredness | New Mexico Pueblo Indian Folk-Stories Pueblo Legends and Stories Rainmakers From The Gods, Hopi Katsinam The Origin of Summer and Winter according to Acoma/Laguna Lore. The Zuni Creation Kachinas of the Western Pueblos from Wikipedia 
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