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Zuni Pueblo
McKinley County, New Mexico
ZipCodes
87327
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Out of all the Seven Cities of Cibola Francisco Vasquez de Coronado was looking for in his search for gold, Zuni is the only one left. Many of the ancient rites and dances are still performed today in Zuni. These ceremonies are open to the public, but people are asked to obey strict rules of respect for them. The Zuni Indians were especially known for their inlaid jewelry of turquoise and silver and also for their intricate carvings
This is a good history page for Zuni Pueblo.
Historical Information for Zuni Pueblo.
Zuni history - including many pictures.
The Zuni People
The Zuni have lived in this area for thousands of years. They are one of 19 pueblo tribes in the state. The name of Zuni was given to the Shiwi people about 500 years ago during the Spanish conquest. It isthis Shiwi language which is spoken by these Native Americans, though children are taught in both Zuni and English during school.
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Attractions
Zuni's Tribal membership/population is approximately 10,000.
The Landbase is 463,271 ACRES (259 square miles on the reservation) of rangelands, croplands and mixed conifer forests. The tribe has land holdings in Catron County, NM and Apache County, AZ, which are NOT contiguous to the main reservation.
Zuni's elevation ranges from nearly 8,000 ft on the western slope of the Continental Divide to about 6,000 ft in other areas.
Learn more about Zuni Pueblo
The A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center
The A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center is the place to learn more about the Zuni culture and people. Open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Please call to confirm hours of operation
Phone: (505)782-4403
Our Lady of Guadaloupe Mission
Built in 1629, the mission has undergone several reconstruction phases. Be sure to see the 24 murals of kachinas painted on the interior walls of the church.
Arts & Crafts Show.
Coincides with the Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial.
For more information, call (505)782-4371
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