El Palacio

41a^ciof^iVol. No. 2.XII. JANUARY 15, 1922.*\/ WkA 4LReaganCopyrighted by Albert B.SYMBOLICAL DRAWINGS BY JEMEZ PUEBLOSnear Whitewater, Arizona.graven on boulder, Jemez Zia Trail; also on rock]. Sun SymbolComet, used as hand pieceSun dravving in Santa Ana kiva. 3. Getlu, Symbol oí2.permission of Bureau of American Ethnology).masked dance, March 1 7, 1900 (byjndancer in masked dance at Jemez. 5. Sun4. Head ornament worn by male columndance at 6. Moon mask. 7. Mornmgmask worn by sun clown in masked Jemez.mask. 9. Bolt Lightning on beam at Santa Ana kivaStar mask. 8. Evening StarSnakes on center beam in south kiva, Jemez.enlrance. I 0. WhiteEL PALACIOEL PALACIO 19#üiLúiaí^^.i.,ROOM AT JEMEZWALL PAINTING IN SECRET DARK2. Moon. 3. 4. Evening Star. 5. Rainbow m theSun. Morning Star.West, differing from the Rainbow in the East, on the opposite wall, in that ithas the God of Flowers emerging from the water jars beneath the arch. 6.The Red Snake. 7. The Blue Snake, the rain symbol. 8. Flash Lightning,which produces flowers. Steps beneath the water jars are clouds from whichram is dropping.West Jemez Culture áreaTheread before the Hiátory Sedíion of the New México Educational Associalion.PaperBy Lansing B. Bloom.entered gin. When therefore the Fast JemezYV/HEN the firál Spaniardspeople oc- who had occupied thepueblo of Pecos andNew México, the Jemezthe eaét, the other sites adjacenl for over a thousandcupied two regions, one tocentral valley of ...