Taos Pueblo, 1995.
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Taos Pueblo, 1995.
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Taos: hearth and faith, 1995. | |
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"The territory occupied by the prehistoric Puebla culture can briefly be described as the immense, scantily populated plateau country centering. . . . on its rainfall. The Hopi villages of Arizona survive on less than 11 inches a year." |
"For Americans, the place we see most clearly the impact of time on landscape is New Mexico.""For all its common environmental characteristics, the area has enormous diversity."
John Binkerhoff Jackson
A Sense of Place,...
1994, pages 15 & 29.
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