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Hawikuh (also
spelled Hawikku,
meaning "gum leaves" in Zuni), was one of the
largest of the Zuni
pueblos at the time of the
Spanish entrada. It was founded...
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archaeological sites on the Zuni
Pueblo in
western New Mexico. It
comprises Hawikuh,
Yellow House, Kechipbowa, and
Great Kivas, all
sites of long residence...
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pueblo (
Hawikuh Ruins)
conquered by
Francisco Vázquez de
Coronado One of the
Seven Cities of Gold, the
Spanish legend that
Coronado tracked to
Hawikuh The...
- the viceroy. In his Relacíon, he
reported on the
death of
Estevanico at
Hawikuh as
related to him by
members of the African's party. A year later, a much...
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their territory to the
western side, and
built six new villages, Halona,
Hawikuh, Kiakima, Matsaki, Kwakina, and Kechipaun.
Halona was
located 97 km north...
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expedition were
almost starving and
demanded entrance into the
community of
Hawikuh (of
which the
preferred Zuni word is Hawikku). The
residents refused, denying...
- to its east. Also on the main
reservation are the
Hawikuh Ruins. The
ancient Zuni
pueblo of
Hawikuh was the
largest of the
Seven Cities of Cibola. It...
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Mexico City. He
caught glimpse of a Zuni town in the distance,
probably Hawikuh, and
returned to
Mexico City
claiming it
might have been one of the fabled...
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thought that the
cities were in the
Hawikuh territory, one of the Zuni tribes, in New Mexico. However, the
Hawikuh opposed the
Spanish entry into their...
- Zuni Mission) is the
building depicted in one
photo with NRHP nomination.
Hawikuh Ruins is a
National Historic Landmark 12
miles away. Zuni-Cibola Complex...
