Tewa

Navaho was derived from the name the Tewa Pueblo Indians gave them, Apaches of Navahu, which means “enemies from the planted fields.”

Nightway Janet Dailey 1981

Navaho was derived from the name the Tewa Pueblo Indians gave them, Apaches of Navahu, which means “enemies from the planted fields.”

Nightway Janet Dailey 1981

Navaho was derived from the name the Tewa Pueblo Indians gave them, Apaches of Navahu, which means “enemies from the planted fields.”

Nightway Janet Dailey 1981

Navaho was derived from the name the Tewa Pueblo Indians gave them, Apaches of Navahu, which means “enemies from the planted fields.”

Nightway Janet Dailey 1981

Hano, or "Tewa" as it is sometimes called, has been built lately; that is, it cannot be more than

Canyons of the Colorado John Wesley Powell 1868

Or maybe we should all learn this continent's original Tewa, Navajo or Cherokee?

Hotel owner under fire for telling Hispanics to change names 2009

They also say that the tower defiles the hills around Chimayo, which are venerated by the Tewa people.

Errors of Enchantment » Can the Government tell us what to do with our property? 2008

Last year I visited Tewa, a Women's Funding Network member fund in Nepal, on the 10th anniversary of their founding and heard a story that to me symbolizes the power women have to unite and overcome obstacles.

Christine Grumm: Q & A With Christine Grumm For World Poverty Day 2008

The Tewa and Chimbu have already climbed to advanced tribal level and are an inaccurate point of comparison.

Archive 2006-03-01 2006

Kuhl stumbles a bit when he uses the examples of radical heirarchies in Tewa and Chimbu societies as a contradiction of Border's thesis.

Archive 2006-03-01 2006