Darkest
May 9th, 2005, 01:55 AM
Does anyone have a good resource for American Indian history? Particularily in the Southwest region, around New Mexico? Wikipedia has very little info, and anything I search up on the internet is commercialized. The native americans would rather fill their site up about what they sell than their ancient history.
Looking for the 11th century area of time, if anyone knows. Focusing on the Pueblo peoples.
Thanks in advance. I've been searching for two hours and am unable to find anything. Like, what the name of their tribe was and how big their land is.
ALSO: http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/united_states/early_indian_west.jpg
Just east of the Zuni area, in the little yellow block, what region is that? It says: WKHRES, then underneath it: Acoma, Laguna.
What is the WKHRES? It looks like that title might be obscured. Any help?
Thanks again,
Darkest90
Looking for the 11th century area of time, if anyone knows. Focusing on the Pueblo peoples.
Thanks in advance. I've been searching for two hours and am unable to find anything. Like, what the name of their tribe was and how big their land is.
ALSO: http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/united_states/early_indian_west.jpg
Just east of the Zuni area, in the little yellow block, what region is that? It says: WKHRES, then underneath it: Acoma, Laguna.
What is the WKHRES? It looks like that title might be obscured. Any help?
Thanks again,
Darkest90