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    Hopi people also practiced matrilineal descent.residence” (“Hopi | People”). The Hopi indians are considered to be a member of the Pueblo peoples. Their culture is very similar to Loyd’s culture as he describes it in the novel. The Hopi people had a society that was essentially based on modern day feminism well before modern feminism existed. Many scholars believe that…

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    community. It is acceptable for researches to use this metaphor of languages and treasure if used on the proper context and relating to the speakers. Yes, for the Mexicano speakers this metaphor may not be applicable, but for other communities like the Hopi do value their language as a cultural and identity…

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    Chevelon Pueblo

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    One of the eight ancestral Hopi Pueblos, the Chevelon Pueblo, is located in northeast Arizona. With five hundred room constructed, Chevelon Pueblo is the third largest, and although the groups flourished, they were eventually abandoned. The main goal at this site is to determine why the site became abandoned in the first place. To gather the information needed, excavation strategies must be selected. From earlier discoveries, it has been found that the Pueblo was constructed in three major…

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    Pandora Vs Hesiod

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    The hesiod story Pandora and the Genesis story of Adam of eve have similar traits using 'The Fall' and the 'Female Principle' theme, while The Hopi Creation Story myth ‘Female Principle’ is different from them both. The Greek myth of Pandora from Hesiod is a well known myth. The myth is about Prometheus the son of Zeus, stealing the secret of fire and offering it to humanity. Zeus became furious about Prometheus act and punish him to everlasting pain from a bird picking his stomach for eternity.…

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    (Digging for the Truth series) The Hopi are said to be ancestors of the Ancestral Puebloans. They refer to the Ancestral Puebloans as Hisatsinom, which means “people of the past.” (Digging for the Truth series) The people of the Hopi Tribes believe Ancestral Puebloans simply migrated to other lands. At several of the sites visited, a spiral could be seen carved into the walls of the stone homes. Hopi Elders say this is a symbol of migration known to their people.…

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    In their study they describe the reasons for the overall positive acceptance of albinos in Hopi society. But this acceptance is restricted to marriage. The Hopi culture does not allow albino men to work in the fields in the order to sustain their families. Their interview with many Hopi’s revealed that albino women socially withdrew themselves but in the case of albino men,…

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    Kennewick Man Case Study

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    The Hopi people, for example, use their language to showcase the importance of corn in their lives through joyous songs (“Lesson 2”). Without language, they would not be able praise the corn for essentially shaping their lives. It is in their belief that by…

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    were greatly affected by this were Navajos and Hopis. Fisher states “Navajos and Hopis were living were found to be sitting on the largest coal deposit in the country. . . Since then the sacred land has been devastated, ancient archaeological and burial sites have been destroyed, thousands of Navajos have been displaced, surface ground water have been contaminated” (Fisher 63). As a result, the mining company destroyed sacred land that Navajos and Hopis preserved. More importantly, it made…

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    still exist, with all but two (the Hopi in Arizona and the Tigua in Texas) in northern New Mexico. Adobe pueblo villages built around central plazas, and chambers (kivas), a traditional economy based on the irrigated cultivation of maize, squash, and pottery. These are some things that are still used today and seen mostly every tourists places. Also, they still speak the language of the natives that lived in the past. The languages that they used to speak are Hopi, Towa, and Zuni those are the…

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    Arizona the Place to Be Arizona is the place that a lot of people have been born and raised in, but not all of those people that have lived in Arizona know about their state. People may know a little of Arizona’s famous sites and places, but they do not know about Arizona before they lived in it. People that go to school and live close to the Grand Canyon know so little about the famous site, that they are embarrassed to admit it. People talking about relative location, what they mean…

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