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Young Hunter of Picuris: A Story of a Little Indian Boy of ...
Tells the story of a young Pueblo Indian boy who goes hunting for turkey with his grandfather.
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Indian Tales from Picuris Pueblo
Story characters include Giants, Elf, Fish Maiden, Shell Hat, Butterflies, Magpietail Boy, Old Coyote, Dove Maidens, Big Nostril, others. Older children and adults will enjoy the authentic narratives, songs, information on the pueblo.
John Peabody Harrington, Helen Heffron Roberts, Marta Weigle, 1928
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A Native American Encyclopedia: History, Culture, and Peoples
Location Picuris Pueblo is located on the western slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, 18 miles south of Taos Pueblo. The average elevation is about 7,000 feet, which makes for a relatively short and somewhat precarious growing ...
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Neogene Uplift History of the Western Picuris Mountains
The Picuris Mountains are an uplifted, westerly trending block of Precambrian metamorphic rocks in north-central New Mexico, partially overlain by Tertiary sedimentary deposits.
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Picuris, N.M. marriages: 1726 to 1775
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Handbook of North American Indians: Southwest - Pagina 271
The resentment and hostility finally erupted in 1680 as the residents of Picuris Pueblo joined the other Pueblo communities in a revolt against the Spaniards. For the next 12 years Picuris Pueblo remained free from Spanish contact. During this ...
William C. Sturtevant, 1978
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The Mountains of New Mexico - Pagina 55
Like the Picuris Mountains farther south, the Fernando Mountains are comprised of the ridges and valleys branching from a sinuous ridge trending east-west. They take their name from the river along their northern border, named in turn for a ...
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Southwestern Pottery: Anasazi to Zuni
But at Picuris, it's the whole story. For more than a century, if you asked who makes this glittery, micaceous ware, the quick answer was always Taos, a bigger, much betterknown Pueblo. But the better answer is Picuris, the longtime masters of ...
Allan Hayes, John Blom, Carol Hayes, 2015
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Four Square Leagues: Pueblo Indian Land in New Mexico - Pagina 99
hostages until they [the Picuris Indians] informed [him] that those they had spoken of returned.”38 Ten years passed before the Picuris people living with the Cuartelejo Apaches returned to their pueblo. By 1706 it seems apparent that many of ...
Malcolm Ebright, Rick Hendricks, Richard W. Hughes, 2014
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Native Americans: An Encyclopedia of History, Culture, and ...
The Tiwas were probably the first of the Tanoan Pueblo people to enter the northern Rio Grande region. Initial settlement of Picuris Pueblo occurred in the twelfth century. It reached its prehistoric peak in the sixteenth century, then declined, ...
