[ Ссылка ] I don't know why it's blurry, honestly. The Ancient Ones: Pueblos, Plazas, & The Rise of the Kachinas Episode of the American Southwest Podcast by Thomas Wayne Riley. This episode of the American Southwest Podcast is the 8th in the series about the original Native American inhabitants of the region and specifically about the Puebloans of the Rio Grande Valley, Zuni, Hopi Mesas, and others after the Anasazi Civil War and the Great Migration at the end of the 13th Century. The episode begins by defining the region as the Spanish would have seen it, despite the episode covering the time period spanning hundreds of years before that. It covers the migration of tens of thousands of Ancestral Puebloans out of the Mesa Verde Region and into the area around modern day Santa Fe, with a few stragglers heading to Jemez, Hopi, and Zuni. Expansion, starvation, war, art, migration, language, the boom and bust cycle of the pueblo, belief systems, and the Kachinas are all discussed. I hate to say this is an in-between episode… but it’s sort of a Epilogue to the Anasazi Civil War and Migration and Prologue to the coming Pueblo Revolt Episode. But I assure you there is enough exciting, interesting, intriguing, and engaging topics in this episode to be an over 2 hour standalone episode by itself. Again, calling it an in-between is really doing the piece a disservice. I know y’all will enjoy this in-depth study of the amazing people of the Puebloan world and their beliefs and history. The first few pictures are of the The Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument in New Mexico. After that it's Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico. There's Frijoles Canyon, Alcove House, and Tusayan Ruins within Bandleier National Monument. Pecos National monument in New Mexico. Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. Rio Grande Valley in New Mexico from the prospective of the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument. Mormon Battalion Monument in Rio Grande Valley. La Ventana Natural Arch in El Malpais National Monument. El Morro National Monument. The Rio Grande from the Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument. The Taos Mountains and the Sangre de Christo Mountains of the Rocky Mountains from the Rio Grande. Poshuouinge Pueblo Ruins in New Mexico. Tsankawi Cavates and ruins of Bandelier National Monument. Jemez Mountains. San Francisco Peaks around Flagstaff and the Wupatki Ruins. Jemez Mountains with my dog Echo during the stupid lockdowns of 2020 when I decided to camp for a week instead of being holed up in my house like a lunatic under a tyrannical government. The painted desert of Arizona in Petrified Forest National Park. The Jemez Pueblo and the Catholic Church there. More Bandelier and the Cavates with my wife. More Tsankawi Trail with my Wife. Rio Grande with my wife and pictures of myself. The San Francisco Mountains near Flagstaff at sunset near Homolovi state Park. Petroglyph National Monument near Albuquerque in New Mexico. The Jemez mountains at sunrise in December of 2022.

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