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The People of Jemez Pueblo

The People of Jemez Pueblo

The Jemez are a Towa-speaking people whose modern Pueblo village, known as Walatowa, is located 55 miles northwest of Albuquerque.

The People of Jemez Pueblo

The Jemez are a Towa-speaking people whose modern Pueblo village, known as Walatowa, is located 55 miles northwest of Albuquerque.

Elder Hands of the Corn Clan: Jemez Pueblo’s Ju...

Gratitude for every day that you are able to use your skills and gifts to create is one of the core values of Pueblo potters. At 83, Juanita Fragua of...

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Elder Hands of the Corn Clan: Jemez Pueblo’s Ju...

Gratitude for every day that you are able to use your skills and gifts to create is one of the core values of Pueblo potters. At 83, Juanita Fragua of...

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Tradition, Clay, and the Open Road

Tradition, Clay, and the Open Road

From the wings of eagles to tires on the blacktop, Natalie Sandia’s pottery and family legacy have been all about the journey. “Me and my dad, we used to travel all over...

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Tradition, Clay, and the Open Road

From the wings of eagles to tires on the blacktop, Natalie Sandia’s pottery and family legacy have been all about the journey. “Me and my dad, we used to travel all over...

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Carol Lucero Gachupin: Telling a Story of Walatowa Storytellers

Carol Lucero Gachupin: Telling a Story of Walat...

From red rocks to white hills and green fields, this is the place where Towa words ride the wind, reaching the ears of corn along the Jemez River, and the...

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Carol Lucero Gachupin: Telling a Story of Walat...

From red rocks to white hills and green fields, this is the place where Towa words ride the wind, reaching the ears of corn along the Jemez River, and the...

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