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This exhibit celebrates the rich and varied museum collections at Bandelier National Monument.
Collections include objects made by Ancestral Pueblo people over 400 years ago and neighboring modern Pueblo peoples; paintings by Pablita Velarde and Helmut Naumer Sr.; and Civilian Conservation Corps tinware and woodwork made in the 1930s.
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How to Make a
Pueblo Pot |
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Multimedia:
Slide Shows |
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Archeological
Timeline |
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Click and enter
Bandelier NM to see
architectural drawings |
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Discover archeological
Ancestral Pueblo ceramics |
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Rio Grande
Pueblos Map |
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National Register
of Historic Places |
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View contemporary Pueblo
ceramics |
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Historic Photos
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National Register
Travel Itineraries |
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Explore Pablita Velarde's
paintings of Pueblo life |
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National Historic
Landmarks
Program |
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See the American Southwest
in Naumer's pastel paintings |
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View Depression-era tinware
and woodwork by Civilian Conservation Corps artisans |
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Bandelier National Monument was
established in 1916 to preserve and protect
thousands of sites occupied by the Ancestral
Pueblo on the Pajarito Plateau for over
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Examine collection images
up close! |
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