The Significance of Clay Within Indigenous land
Our experience Working with Clay
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Fun Facts on Traditional Clay
- Traditional clay is one of the oldest known material - Zadie Duran
- Clay was discovered in 14,000 BC. -Xiera-Krys Rivas
- Clay on the other hand maintains its shape -Memphis Hernandez
Timeline of Pueblo Homes
The Ysleta Mission
Example of a adobe from our tribe
The Ysleta Mission is made from clay also know as an adobe. The top of the mission is a Tigua women with an Olla on her head. It was Establish in 1681 after the force relocation.
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Ysleta Mission
Pueblo Viejo
This video shows where we can find arrowheads and shattered pottery
Pueblo Viejo is where you can find shattered pottery as well as arrowheads.
These are some pictures we took at Pueblo Viejo
Homes today
Museum of Archaeology
Drone flying
Interview with the War captain and Capitan
Questions we asked about clay
Places we went
We went Hueco Tanks, Pueblo Viejo, El Paso Museum of Archaeology, and the Centennial Museum
Top looks of where we went using Google Earth Studio
A video of places we went
Our Experience Working with Ysleta del Sur Pueblo
Zadie Duran
Memphis Hernandez
Xiera-Krys Rivas
Recommendations
For the future I would recommend to have better security so no one can take our traditional items
For the future I would recommend to have more Native Americans to work at Hueco Tanks