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  • HerbAvoreVoyageurHosting and Toasting, 2018
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    • Jour 140
    • jeudi 16 août 2018 à 09:33
    • ⛅ 23 °C
    • Altitude: 5 098 p
    • États UnisCoronado State Monument35°19’46” N  106°33’27” W
    Recreated images of deities at Coronado
    Restored church walls at Jemez Historic SiteRestored adobe walls at Coronado Historic SiteRestored church walls at Jemez Historic Site

    Coronado Historic Site [Albuquerque]

    16 août 2018, États Unis ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C

    Francisco Coronado. Not exactly a patron saint of Native Americans. But the first park we visited today, an ancient Pueblo that predated the Spanish, was named after him. Despite the misnomer Coronado Historic Site is all about the ruins of Kuaua Pueblo. This site's claim to fame are the amazingly preserved murals from a 14th century kiva. Alas, photos are not allowed of the original walls but they were indeed remarkable images mostly dealing with various rain-making deities. One of them was even peeing rain.

    Then it was on to Jemez Historic Site, an unfortunate reminder of what the early Catholic church did to native American culture centuries ago. There was a restored kiva but most early Indian structures were, not surprisingly, buried by a nearby road. The church walls had been restored by the CCC in the 30s.
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