pueblo indians

Serafina, taken prisoner along with a group of Pueblo Indians for conspiring against the colonial government of New Mexico in 1680, intrigues the Governor with her intelligence and ability to speak Spanish, leading him to strike a bargain with the young woman that she will tell him a story each night, and if he is pleased by the tale, he will release one of the captives.

While chasing Jackrabbit, Coyote and Badger come upon a cave filled with wondrous drawings.

Explores how the artwork of Native Americans who lived in pueblos in the Southwest reflected their beliefs, traditions, and history.

A history of the Indian groups known collectively as Pueblos because of the sculpture-like villages in which they lived at the time the Spaniards arrived in North America.

Archaeologist Isabel Soto travels back in time to explore the Cliff Palace ruins at Mesa Verde.

Provides factual details about Anasazi life in 1130 A.D. through the story of three young people and their families who are forced to leave their home because of drought and travel the road to Center Place in what is now northwestern New Mexico.

A biography of a Pueblo Indian artist whose prize winning-work reflects the heritage of the American Indian.

A biography of the Pueblo Indian sculptor who was blinded in Vietnam in 1968.