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Description: Wide basket made of coyote willow branches (Salix exigua). Color patterns are created using stripped (light) and unstripped (dark brown) branches. The base (16 cm diameter) is made of closely woven unstripped branches. The first five centimeters of the side is made of closely woven stripped branches. The remainder of the side is made of loosely woven groups of four unstripped branches in interlocked parabolas.
Date of Photo: 2005
Holdings: 35mm slide: 24384

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Description: New Mexico, Black Mesa, Charred seeds chart from Basketmaker II sites.
Holdings: 35mm slide: 17139

Description: New Mexico; Puyé Comanche Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 29, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16901

Description: New Mexico; Puyé Navajo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 29, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16900

Description: New Mexico; Puyé Navajo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 29, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16899

Description: New Mexico; P III
Date of Photo: Jul. 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16893

Description: New Mexico; Basket Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16870

Description: New Mexico; Basket Dance- women's costumes
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16869

Description: New Mexico; Basket Dance- women's costumes
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16868

Description: New Mexico; Basket Dance- San Ildefonzo Church
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16867

Description: New Mexico; Basket Dance- men's costumes
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16866

Description: New Mexico; Basket Dance- men's' costumes
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16865

Description: New Mexico; Butterfly Dance (food and gift distribution).
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16864

Description: New Mexico; Butterfly Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16863

Description: New Mexico; Butterfly Dance (food and gift distribution)
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16862

Description: New Mexico; Butterfly Dance (food and gift distribution)
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16861

Description: New Mexico; Butterfly Dance- food and gift distribution
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16860

Description: New Mexico; Woman's Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16859

Description: New Mexico; Woman's Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16858

Description: New Mexico; Woman's Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16857

Description: New Mexico; Pipe Dance- dance formation
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16856

Description: New Mexico; Pipe Dance- parade formation
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16855

Description: New Mexico; Woman's Spring Dance- blessing the spruce
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16854

Description: New Mexico; Woman's Spring Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16853

Description: New Mexico; Woman's Spring Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16852

Description: New Mexico; The Winter Buffalo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 4, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16851

Description: New Mexico; The Winter Buffalo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 4, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16850

Description: New Mexico; The Winter Buffalo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 4, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16849

Description: New Mexico; The Winter Buffalo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 4, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16848

Description: New Mexico; The Winter Buffalo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 4, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16847

Description: New Mexico; The Winter Buffalo Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 4, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16846

Description: New Mexico; The Rainbow Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16845

Description: New Mexico; The Rainbow Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16844

Description: New Mexico; The Rainbow Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16843

Description: New Mexico; The Rainbow Dance
Date of Photo: Jul. 15, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16842

Description: New Mexico, cumulus cloud formation
Date of Photo: 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16841

Description: New Mexico, double rainbow
Date of Photo: 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16840

Description: New Mexico, rainbow
Date of Photo: 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16839

Description: New Mexico, looking westward
Date of Photo: 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16838

Description: This is Felipe Ortega, recognized by the Smithsonian Institution as a master of Jicarilla Apache and Hispanic micaceous traditions. Taught by an Apache Woman in 1970, Felipe has been a full-time potter since 1978.
Date of Photo: Oct. 1, 2003

Description: These finished pots are hot out of the fire. The black one has been intentionally smudged. The golden one is called a Wedding Vase
Date of Photo: Oct. 1, 2003

Description: All vessels are covered with tree bark (Pine or Cedar) or thin slabs of wood
Date of Photo: Oct. 1, 2003

Description: The fire is started and pots are placed within it on a metal grate
Date of Photo: Oct. 1, 2003

Description: Before firing, pots are preheated to remove any remaining water from the pores in order to insure a successful firing (no explosions)
Date of Photo: Jun. 1, 2000

Description: Sanded vessels are slipped with a clay slurry rich in large mica flakes. This gives the pottery its characteristic glittering appearance
Date of Photo: Jun. 1, 2000

Description: Once dry, the pots are sanded with sandstone obtained from the Santa Fe Formation (Pleistocene) that is present throughout the Chama Valley. Sandstone sanding is followed by a finer grit sandpaper sanding. Felipe Ortega in his backyard.
Date of Photo: Oct. 1, 2003

Description: The vessels are allowed to fully dry after scraping
Date of Photo: Oct. 1, 2003

Description: Once dry, vessel walls are made even by scraping with a metal tool (mica clay is very hard when dry). A clay slurry is added to the surface and the tool is used to scrape wet and dry clay away, knocking down high spots, while adding clay to low spots
Date of Photo: Jun. 1, 2000

Description: The vessel can be shaped further once the hole is closed, much like a pliable balloon.
Date of Photo: Jun. 1, 2000

Description: The lid hole is closed, creating an air bubble from within that will help the vessel retain a beautiful shape until it is dry
Date of Photo: Jun. 1, 2000

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