The first American revolution took place in the Southwest, not along the East Coast. Its leader was Po’Pay, not George Washington. United were more than 45 pueblos, not 13 colonies. The enemy was the ...
JEMEZ, N.M. – Native communities invited people to commemorate the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, by sharing some of the history, and bringing out vendors and dancers to perform. Dancers from the Jemez Pueblo ...
A new exhibition at History Colorado is using science fiction to teach about the 1680 Pueblo Revolt. Pairing work dating back to 1,000 years ago with contemporary art, History Colorado’s “Revolt ...
SANTA CRUZ >> UC Santa Cruz professor John Jota Leanos”s animated film on U.S.- Mexican border history premieres on pbs.org this month. Part of Latino Public Broadcasting”s Hispanic Heritage ...
The holy war / Herman Agoyo -- Writing the Pueblo Revolt / Robert W. Preucel -- Dowa Yalanne: the architecture of Zuni resistance and social change during the Pueblo Revolt / T.J. Ferguson -- Mission ...
Young Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo eagle dancers exit the pueblo plaza as they finish their dance. The dances are performed to keep the tribe in balance with the creator and natural forces. These dances have ...
Last Sunday’s New York Times front page carried a front story about a statue that honored New Mexico’s Spanish “founder” and discussing the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. When I visited Santa Fe a decade ...
NAMBE PUEBLO — The participants in the commemorative ceremony did not carry knotted ropes signifying the start of the violence. Nor did they walk under the weight of Spanish colonial rule. Instead, ...
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