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Bibliographyessay 1979 • Ortiz, Alfonso & Ortiz, Alfonso
Zia Pueblo • North America > Southwest and Basin
This is the bibliography for Native Americans of the Southwest that are included the Handbook of North American Indians. It includes citations to documents on Zia Pueblo....Bibliographybook chapter 1983 • Ortiz, Alfonso
Navajo • North America > Southwest and Basin
This work provides the bibliography for Native Americans of the Southwest that are included the Handbook of North American Indians. It includes citations to documents on the Navajo....The Tewa worldBook 1969 • Ortiz, Alfonso
Tewa Pueblos • North America > Southwest and Basin
This monograph presents an account of the Tewa world view and the role of the dual organization in a functioning society. In this study Ortiz describes some of the major issues on dual orgnization as discussed by Lévi-Strauss and Maybury-Lewis, and w...San Juan Puebloessay 1979 • Ortiz, Alfonso
Tewa Pueblos • North America > Southwest and Basin
San Juan is the largest and northermost of the six Tewa-speaking pueblos. This article presents a brief culture summary of San Juan and its people from approximately 1541, at the time of first European-Indian contact, to 1977. This study focuses on t...Tesuque Puebloessay 1979 • Edelman, Sandra A. & Ortiz, Alfonso
Tewa Pueblos • North America > Southwest and Basin
Tesuque is the southermost of six extant Rio Grande Tewa Pueblos, and the closest to the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, some nine miles to the south. The brief summary data presented here on Tesuque discusses language and territory, sociopolitical org...Chiricahua Apacheessay 1983 • Opler, Morris Edward & Ortiz, Alfonso
Eastern Apache • North America > Southwest and Basin
This is a succinct summary of Chiricahua ethnology, dating from approximately 1540 to about 1970. The text describes tribal territory and subdivisions, culture history, demography, political and social organization, subsistence, division of labor, th...