Hopi Pueblo Sichomovi Plan Showing Clans First Mesa Arizona 1900 Print

After the revolt of 1680, two other villages were established on First Mesa Sichomovi and Hano (Tewa). Sichomovi village was settled by people of Walpi. Hano was originally settled by a group known as the Hano people. When they abandoned the site of Hano, it was resettled by the Tewa who came from present-day New Mexico. Amazingly, the people living atop this small mesa still retain separate languages after 600 years.

TUSAYAN, SNAKE. AND FLUTE CEREMONIES By Jessy Walter Fewkes

116 year old original print from the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1897-98 By J W Powell, Director. (Washington, Government Printing Office, 1900).   

Size of sheet: 11.25” X 7.5”

Condition: Very clean sheet. See photos.

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