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A 191 page report on the Zuni pilgrimage route through New Mexico and Arizona.
1986-11-01
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Hearings of the Commission and related correspondence and documentation relating to the Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project, the Minidoka Project, and the American Falls Reservoir.
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Hearings of the Commission and related correspondence and documentation relating to the Rio Grande Project in Texas and the Klamath Project in Oregon
2024-12-04
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Two pages of notes focusing on pilgrimages to Kolhu/wala:wa.
1986-10-27
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Pages 7-35 about the meaning, structure, composition, and performance of Zuni songs; makes reference to Kolhu/wala:wa.
1980-12-04
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Page 164 from Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History Volume 18, part 2 about rites and ceremonies related to pilgrimages to Kolhu/wala:wa
2024-12-04
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Eight pages of handwritten notes, possibly from an interview with John Niiha and Ben Kallestewa, about Kolhu/wala:wa.
1986-04-14
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13 page site survey form for Kolhu/wala:wa area in Apache County, Arizona.
1986-04-15
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Handwritten note about Mr. Edmund.
1986-11-24
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Brief note stating "The use of this film is restricted because of religious reasons. It is available on request for court purposes." No other information given.
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Official copy of the law passed May 15, 1978, authorizing purchase of the land around the Zuni Salt Lake in Catron County, New Mexico
1978-05-15
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Pages 4, 67, 155, 38-41, 80-81, 111, excerpts that refer to water and water bodies, such as Zuni Salt Lake and the Little Colorado River
1980-03-01
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Transcript and original notes dated May 1, 1904, describing Zuni water sources and irrigation practices; Transcript by E. Richard Hart
1904-05-01
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Pages 12-13, in which Nasheboo speaks of the sacred land of Kothluwalawa, near the confluence of the Zuni and Little Colorado rivers, that the Zuni wished to preserve
1973-06-04
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Page 71 from book by Dorothea C. Leighton and John Adair, describing initiation rites of Zuni youth
1971-12-04
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Page 167, from correspondence from Coronado to Antonio de Mendoza, Viceroy of New Spain, describing his adventures on the expedition into New Mexico in 1540 and a hostile encounter with the Indians there;
Book translated and edited by George P....
2024-12-04
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Pages 153-156, report of Father Escalante to Pedro Fermin de Mendinueta, dated Oct. 28, 1775, dealing with Spanish relations to the Hopi ("Moqui"), Hualapai ("Cosnina") and Zuni Indians;
Translated into English, edited and annotated bv Alfred...
1969-12-04
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Pages 160-161, Simpson's conclusion, recounting report of the Richard Campbell party that was said to have reached California in 1827 by overland route through the Zuni area
1964-12-04
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Pages 170-171, discussing the Richard Campbell party that reportedly reached California from New Orleans in 1827 via Zuni Pueblo and the Zuni River, New Mexico
1978-12-04
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Pages 374-379 from volume 8, discussing the journeys of William S. (Old Bill) Williams in the West and his contact with the Apache, Zuni, Hopi and other Indian peoples
1971-12-04
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Pages 148-149, covering Ewing Young's party of trappers, who in 1831 journeyed from New Mexico to California, trapping along the Salt and Verde rivers in Arizona
1971-12-04
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Handwritten letter dated July 1, 1848; in Spanish and English detailing orders from Colonel Edward W. B. Newby for the 1st Illinois Volunteers to enforce the provisions in Zuni Pueblo of a peace treaty made on May 20, 1848; features the mark of...
1848-07-01
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Pages 13, 15 and 220 from a 298 page text from University of Oklahoma press, 1968 printing;
This excerpt highlights the changing understanding of the geography of the Southwest and its rivers during the exploring expeditions of the 1840s and 1850s
1968-12-04
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Pages 1-28, 52-57 from a 61-page book published by Black Cat Press in 1937, including the account of Collier's journey through the Southwest from Santa Fe to San Diego, including a route along the Gila River.
2024-12-04
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From the The Dorothy Harvey papers (1902-2005), a collection of materials focusing on the Central Utah Project (CUP), a water resource development program to use Utah's alloted share of the Colorado River. Includes correspondence, Harvey's writing...
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