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and Bureau of American Ethnology
Martin Luther King Jr delivered his monumental I Have a Dream speech
This expressionist style painting captures the feeling of being outdoors and seeing this stunning scenery in person
Includes a brochure on the artist
the Sinagua people lived in Central and Northern Arizona
Navajo Natural Turquoise, Mother of Pearl, Coral, and Heishi Necklace with Joclas, c. 1930s (J7932) magento-37506 and Bureau of American Ethnology135. 4g, 28" chain length, joclas measure 4. 5". Acquired from a private collection in Arizona. The word "heishi" means "shell," although today it is often used to describe the cut style of beads that are small, flat, disc shapes. "Jocla" is the Navajo word for "ear string." It is sometimes also spelled "jacla" or "joclah." The Navajo and Pueblo natives would often wear all their jewelry for safekeeping on their person. So their extra "ear strings" or
