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Picuris Pueblo Through Time: Published by the William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Southern Methodist University Originally
produced in a limited edition, on acid-free paper, 230 pages,
including bibliographical references, Book sold
out. Now available online. "Timely and touching
. . . I very much enjoy Adler’s first-rate narrative style.
Words flow smoothly here—making this an unusual archaeological
report indeed." Several hundred
years after their ancestors first settled this high valley in
the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the modern Picuries welcomed a
small group of scholars to study the history of their home.
Beginning in 1961, this partnership between the Picuris people
and a research team led by archaeologist Dr. Herbert Dick has
shed light on eight centuries of tradition and culture change at
Picuris. This volume details the history, social organization,
native craft traditions, architecture, and other facets of this
unique Native American community in northern New Mexico. Copyright © 1999 Michael A. Adler and the William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the expressed written consent of the publishers, with the exception of brief passages embodied in critical reviews. (see page iv of Picuris Pueblo Through Time for details) Please note: Although this volume is now freely available online, kindly use the following citation as your source:
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