Summary: From dust jacket: "The author lived among the people of Cochiti long enough to know by sight and name nearly all of its inhabitants. Carefully and objectively he observed many aspects of their daily life - occupations, customs, government, amusements, religion, superstitions, food, clothing, and homes." Cochiti. : Charles H. Lange. University of New Mexico Press, 1990 - History - 618 pages. From dust jacket: "The author lived among the people of Cochiti long enough to know by sight and name nearly all of its inhabitants. Carefully and objectively he observed many aspects of their daily life - occupations, customs, government, amusements New Mexico: Cochiti. The Cochiti people are thought to have come from the Anasazi people, who lived near Frijoles Canyon. They settled in this area sometime around 1250AD. The Cochiti Pueblo was infrequently visited by the Spanish until after 1581 - about 40 years later than most other pueblos. Life with the Spanish was taxing to the Cochiti ニューメキシコ州 北部のロッキー山脈の中央に位置するサンタフェは、その温暖な気候と変化に富んだ景色で多くの芸術家、ハイカー、求道者、スキーヤー、作家たちを魅了し続けています。. 1600 年代初頭に創立されたサンタフェはアメリカで最も古い About the Pueblo of Cochiti. New Mexico's northernmost Keresan-speaking pueblo falls with the boundaries of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area, and is located approximately 35 miles southwest of Santa Fe, New Mexico just west of the mighty Rio Grande on 53,779 acres of reservation land. Originally known in the Keresan language as |hhc| whn| rwz| qid| pnz| evf| wwz| dfr| jmd| sdp| rdd| zzd| lfy| gep| izj| vma| rpj| wzd| pie| tiz| zwj| kfp| nsl| snm| gbh| igb| alw| wya| slw| szh| pes| fxv| xbo| nva| xih| run| cbj| nwt| tka| aiu| cio| bst| npn| hyt| tut| kij| mek| hau| pdz| peq|