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A Hopi's artist copies a famous kachina collection |
May 10 1959 |
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Abbott Askiestewa, Hopi doll maker |
August 1955 |
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Abbott Askiestewa, Hopi doll maker |
August 1955 |
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About Hopi Kachinas |
July-August 1958 |
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An old Hopi "tihu" |
Fall 1967 |
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Chaveyo: the first kachina |
April 1948 |
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Contemporary development in Hopi kachina doll carving |
Autumn 1989 |
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Excerpt from the journals of Paul Coze "Koyemsi" |
June 1971 |
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He lives in two worlds |
May 1, 1960 |
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Hopi doll maker |
December 15, 1956 |
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Hopi gods in masquerade |
February 1940 |
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Hopi kachina |
Summer 1964 |
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Hopi Kachina artist Alvin James Makya |
June 1973 |
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Hopi kachinas - not for sale |
January 30 1975 |
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Hopi summer Kachina dances |
September 1972 |
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John Fredericks, Hopi kachina carver |
1989 |
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Kachina dolls |
January 1939 |
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Kachina dolls |
July 1950 |
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Kachinas |
1970 |
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Painted dolls of the Hopi tribesmen |
September 1957 |
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Song of the dog kachina |
July-September 1966 |
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The Heard Museum's very important dolls |
November 15, 1964 |
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The Heard's unique traveling exhibit |
November 1974 |
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The Kachina sash: a native model of the Hopi world |
January 1973 |
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The legend of the Hopi Kachina |
December 1975 |
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The pueblo kachina cult: a historical reconstruction |
Winter 1955 |
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The story of the Kachina dolls |
June 1950 |
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What is a kachina? |
January 1947 |
