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Hotevilla-Bacavi (Hopi: Hotvela-Paaqavi; also
known as
Third Mesa) is a census-designated
place (CDP) in
Navajo County, Arizona,
United States, on the...
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traditional leader (Kikmongwi of
Hotevilla).
Nephew of Yukiuma,
keeper of the Fire Clan tablets, who
founded Hotevilla in 1906. He is one of four Hopis...
- friendlies. The
conservative hostiles left and
formed a new village,
known as
Hotevilla. At the dawn of the 20th century, the U.S.
government established day...
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expulsion of the
hostiles (traditionalists), who left to
found the
village of
Hotevilla.
Subsequent efforts by the
displaced residents to
reintegrate resulted...
- (Shongopavi)
Musangnuvi (Mishongnovi)
Sipawlavi (Shipaulovi)
Hoatvela (
Hotevilla)
Paaqavi (Bacavi)
Munqapi (Moencopi)
Orayvi (Oraibi) The Hopi Reservation...
- 22, 1972 (
Hotevilla)) was a Hopi
Native American traditional leader. Son of Yukiuma,
keeper of the Fire Clan tablets, who
founded Hotevilla in 1906. He...
- gold and
gemstones not
previously used in Hopi jewelry. He was born near
Hotevilla, Hopi
Third Mesa, to Rex
Loloma and
Rachel Kuyiyesva Loloma, to the Badger...
- Fork
First Mesa Fort
Apache Greasewood Hard Rock Heber-Overgaard
Hondah Hotevilla-Bacavi
Indian Wells Jeddito Joseph City
Keams Canyon Kykotsmovi Village...
- of the 12
villages located in
third mesa.
Third Mesa
includes Hotvela (
Hotevilla),
Paaqavi (Bacavi),
Munqapi (Moencopi),
Kiqotsmovi (Kykotsmovi), and Orayvi...
- 14, 2007) was a Hopi
leader and
scholar from the
Third Mesa
village of
Hotevilla.
Known as the "First Hopi" or "First Indian," he is best
known for his...
