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Description: A fermenting olla full of maize beer. The bubbles on top of the beer indicate that it is rapidly fermenting. The Raramuri prefer such narrow-mouthed ollas for fermenting maize beer. They use wider-mouthed ollas for holding beer after it has fermented, storing water, cooking and similar tasks. No fermenting ollas are included in the collection.
Date of Photo: May 2, 1978
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19700
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Santa Rosa Rejogochi weaving a beer-strainer (pakara; see Items 92024-92025 and explanation of Slides 43-44) from what appears to be sireke (probably Dasylirion sp.). An older beer strainer can be seen above her head beside a row of squash strips drying. A basket similar to Items 27050, 92018-92023 is beside her. A pine cone comb lies on the ground behind her. She works at the rock shelters she shares with her husband, children, husband's mother,
Date of Photo: Jan. 14, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19709
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Basketry woven by Santa Rosa Rejogochi, all apparently of sireke (probably Dasylirion sp.) at her rockshelter above the Rejogochi Valley. Except for the beer-strainer on top, all the baskets are known as wari (see Items 27050, 92018-92023, 92026). The loose ends on the basket to the right of the stack will be cut with a knife. All of the loose ends on the beer-strainer also probably will be cut although sometimes women in Rejogochi will leave sever
Date of Photo: Jan. 14, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19711
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Salomena Rejogochi weaving a belt (puri; see Items 27003-27007, 27009) on a horizontal loom beside her home in Rejogochi.
Date of Photo: Mar. 5, 1978
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19678
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19679
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19680
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19681
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19682
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19683
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19684
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19685
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19686
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19687
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19688
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 7, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19689
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 19, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19690
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 19, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19691
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Salomena Rejogochi weaving a belt (puri; see Items 27003-27007, 27009) on a horizontal loom beside her home in Rejogochi.
Date of Photo: Mar. 5, 1978
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19677
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 19, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19692
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above.
Date of Photo: Feb. 19, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19693
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Ines Rosakachi making pottery in Rejogochi. For explanation, see Pottery Section above. This series was taken by CTP: 9-19, 7 February 1979; 20-24, 19 February 1979.
Date of Photo: Feb. 19, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19694
Political Location: Rejogochi

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Description: An unidentified girl rinses maize kernels that have been cooked in "lime water". The kernels, in a basket comparable to Items 27050, 92018-92023, will be ground up to be used in making tortillas and tamales. The dipper she uses is called labaka (see explanation of Slides 35-37 and Items 27011-27012).
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19716
Political Location: Rejogochi

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Description: Irene Bakeachi (wife of Nacho Rewichurachi) rinses maize kernels that have been cooked in "lime water" (see explanation of Slide 45). The gourd dipper she uses is called a loche (see explanation for Slides 35-37). Photograph taken in Rejogochi.
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19717
Political Location: Rejogochi

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Description: A woman's race with sticks and hoops (see Items 92044-92048). Two racers can be seen in the foreground of this slide. The women in the background are spectators.
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19721
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Grave of Sobrino, a resident of Samachique Pueblo who died in Umira and was buried in the Rejogochi cemetery. The body was wrapped in a blanket which was secured to a corral pole and carried to the gravesite. After burial, the pole was left at the grave. The small wooden cross to the left of the larger wooden cross at the head of the grave is comparable to Item 92032.
Date of Photo: Jan. 26, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19729
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: A figure-four deadfall trap constructed by Moreno Sawarare of Rejogochi (see Items 92071-92072). Moreno set the trap up on the edge of his maize field to be photographed; when intended to capture small mammals, such traps are usually set in the underbrush around the trapper's home.
Date of Photo: Feb. 26, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19740
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: A figure-four deadfall trap constructed by Moreno Sawarare of Rejogochi (see Items 92071-92072). Moreno set the trap up on the edge of his maize field to be photographed; when intended to capture small mammals, such traps are usually set in the underbrush around the trapper's home.
Date of Photo: Feb. 26, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19741
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Marta Sawarare and her mother, Maria Elena Rejogochi, (daughter and wife of Moreno Sawarare) in front of their home in Rejogochi. Their clothing is typical of that of Rejogochi girls and women.
Date of Photo: Nov. 11, 1979
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19742
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Toriano Rikalachi, his wife (Maria Ignacia Rejogochi), and their children in front of their Rejogochi home. Their dress is typical of that of Rejogochi residents although many men in Rejogochi had replaced their loincloths with "store-bought" pants at the time this photograph was made.
Date of Photo: Oct. 13, 1978
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19743
Political Location: Rejogochi

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Description: Irene Bakeachi (wife of Nacho Rewichurachi) wearing glass bead necklaces (see Item 92074) and a koyera (see Items 92083-92084). She uses a safety pin here to close the neck of her blouse but many women in the Rejogochi area attach safety pins to their blouses as ornaments.
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19744
Political Location: Rejogochi

Description: Dolores Rejogochi and her husband, Librado Largo, beside their home in Rejogochi. Dolores wears a red chiniki (see Item 92080). Most chiniki used in Rejogochi are white, although women (but not men, who use only white chiniki) sometimes use print cloth and solid-colored cloth other than white for their chiniki. Librado wears a loincloth (wisiburi and sitagori; see Items 92081-92082) but also wears pants on other occasions, switching between pants a
Date of Photo: Apr. 24, 1978
Holdings: 35mm slide: 19748
Political Location: Rejogochi

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