Hopi

Peter Osetek ran a legal services clinic for Navajos and Hopis in the 1980s and showed McCain around an area known as the Bennett Freeze, where a federal construction ban prevented Navajos from making fixes to their homes as part of the land dispute.

Moquis and Kastiilam: Hopis, Spaniards, and the Trauma of History; Volume 1: 1540-1679

Twenty-one vividly colored masks made of leather, horsehair, wood and feathers bought at Monday's auction are being returned to the Hopis and three hood masks to the San Carlos Apaches.

The Hopis' lawyers have filed a request with the Council of Sales, the French auction market authority, to suspend the sale, he added.

Puhuyesva says the plume of uranium is moving rapidly toward those wells, and downhill--toward a sacred spring where Hopis pray daily.

I think it is reasonable to ask if Tawaquaptewa was the first to make "real fake dolls." Although other Hopis were carving for sale at the same time, the impact of Tawaquaptewa's dolls, because of his lofty position, could only send a message that selling pseudokatsina carvings was permissible, at least under certain circumstances.

Hopis however, have a cultural dilemma about serving in the military, more than the Navajos.

To buttress this argument, the co-creator of the hypothesis, anthropologist Benjamin Whorf, noted that "after long and careful study," he had found that the language of the Hopi Indians, "contain no words, grammatical forms, constructions, or expressions that refer directly to what we call 'time.'" In 1983, the linguist Ekkehart Malotki, after doing a great deal of fieldwork, published a book called Hopi Time that showed the Hopis actually had a lot of words referring to time.

Debby Tewa, a Hopi solar electrician who has worked on Native Sun and other solar projects in the Southwest, explains: "The traditional Hopis don't allow power lines into the villages because the utilities will have right of way onto Hopi and.

Cheston is a Native American Indian, a Hopi. Hopis live in Arizona.

The Hopis addressed the sacredness of the holy mountain, and the bureaucrats focused on how much space religious freedom required.

Every working day, bulldozers climb the back of Woodruff Butte in Arizona, quarrying gravel to pave local highways, tearing away rocky sites that have been visited for a thousand years by Hopis on pilgrimage.